Online textbook using interactive graphs created by Makler. Twenty-four chapters, each with multiple graphs, are split into six sections: Scarcity and Choice, Consumer Theory, the Theory of the Firm, Competitive Equilibrium, Exchange, and Public Economics. It is possible and allowed to embed the graphs in other sites. As of 2023, this is a work-in-progress, but with a lot of content.
A suite of around 350 interactive graphs, illustrating microeconomic, financial and mathematical concepts, that run in a modern web browser without additional technology. They can be used in lectures or incorporated into other sites via an iframe.
A supplementary textbook for econometrics with R, providing examples and quizzes. Based on three courses given by Fernandez.
Playlist of fourteen videos of lectures given at UC Berkeley during Reich's final semester of teaching. Each video has a chapter index and its description links to a Substack page with some key readings. Racial inequities, environmental inequities, health inequities, and educational inequities each get their own lectures.
A course for PhD students addressing "modern techniques in machine learning, statistics, and computer science for estimating the uncertainty of black box forecasts. This includes conformal prediction, calibration and multi-calibration, outcome indistinguishability, and recent techniques for producing worst-case empirical coverage guarantees without any distributional assumptions." Includes a full set of lecture videos and links to readings.
Podcast in which academics in the Economics, Finance and Entrepreneurship (EFE) department at Aston University talk about their views on teaching and learning. The podcast can also be accessed in Spotify.
More than twenty interactive workbooks for Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Econometrics, created using the Wolfram programming language. Each chart illustrates a concept or model, and gives many parameters that the reader can adjust to see the resulting changes. The interactive workbooks can be viewed online or downloaded to the reader's computer to run in the free Wolfram player. These were created by Angulo while still an undergraduate at Warwick.
Structured explanations, with examples, for 24 common terms related to statistics, each on its own page.
Chapter 13 of the 2021 Handbook of Industrial Organization, released on open access to support an AEA course. "This chapter summarizes the state of the literature on the economics of innovation, highlighting open policy questions."
Slides, syllabus and reading list from an AEA Continuing Education short course run in January 2022. The course "examines the interplay between data design, and statistical inference and decisions. We will examine classic sampling and experimental designs, but also alternatives such as adaptive randomization designs and multi-armed bandits which raise the possibility of improving inference and decisions at lower cost."
A series of episodes of Marketplace Morning Report, a public radio programme, reading and discussing the CORE Economics textbook "Economy, Society, and Public Policy" chapter by chapter. Each episode of the programme includes a discussion which can be listened to as a podcast or read as a transcript. An email newsletter links to related Marketplace stories. Readers can sign up for free and follow at their own pace.
Syllabus, lecture slides and assignments (solutions obtainable from the author by email) from "a second year graduate course on financial frictions in macro" with 15 lectures in total.
