Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (HU BERLIN)

The summary for European Economic History I (). Including both lecture and tutorial slides. (+ some answers on the blue questions from the tutorial slides which are relevant for the exam).

Summary of the course Empirical evaluation of human resource management practices at the Humboldt Universität zu Berlin. Written in English, as the course is given. Summarizing all the slides, papers and materials from Moodle. Overall, evertything you need to know for the exam.

During European Economic History tutorials, we focused on econometric interpretation of the papers. I decided to create one document that covers concepts about different models that are needed in order to be able to understand these questions. This can be useful for any other class that has econometrics interpretation questions, and especially from someone who does not have strong background in quantitative economics but still wanted to take this class. For the full notes on lecture and tuto...

They way I study is to create one document where I combine information from lectures and tutorials using slides, personal notes taken during the class and additional internet search for things that are still unclear. I like to add additional context and information for better understanding of the topic, which helps in answering exam question more deeply. My friends found these notes very useful in their studies so I decided do add them here. I took the exam in the first round and got 1.3.

Summary including analysis of vocabulary and techniques of Lera Boroditsky’s TedTalk named ‘‘How Language Shapes the Way We Think."

Notes from all tutorials in Economic Growth, from Winter 2021/22

Summary of lecture notes.

Document that summarises each week's topic's, including lecture, tutorial, required readings and additional online explanations of certain concepts.