Browse Hierarchy ECOM202: Topics in Microeconometrics

This is is an elective module optional for MRes Economics/ Finance students, aimed at second year students with an interest in research in microeconometrics. The first half of the module covers some of the leading methods for identifying and estimating the parameters of governing agents¿ preferences in static discrete action games, which are of particular interest for research in microeconometrics and empirical IO using structural models. The second half of the module introduces students to up-to-date methods in the estimation of network and spatial econometric models, including: spatial models, asymptotic derivations of most common classes of estimators, and their relations to network models.