This course is directed by Prof. Massimiliano Marcellino and provides an introduction to time series methods for modeling and forecasting economic and financial variables within a banking context.

This conference organized by RSEP in collaboration with "Journal of Risk and Financial Management "Selected papers (not all), after peer-review process, will be published in the special issue of ...

Attend this workshop to present your own research in new ways in a small, focused setting, receiving several rounds of feedback from faculty and other participants. Learn more about ...

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Studying economic theories and methods requires an understanding of mathematical symbols. These symbols are used as shorthand to describe theoretical concepts in economics textbooks, theories, and ...

The Solow-Swan model is an economic growth model that uses a production function (often Cobb-Douglas) to determine the long-term growth path of an economy.

Elasticity of substitution measures the ease with which one can switch between factors of production. The concept has a broad range of applications. For example, it can be used to compare labour and ...

Stackelberg competition describes an oligopoly market model based on a non-cooperative strategic game where one firm (the “leader”) moves first and decides how much to produce, while all other firms ...