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.
TIER stands for Teaching Integrity in Empirical Research: a set of standards for teaching reproducible research. This page lists downloadable course material from a variety of UG and PG economics courses in the US that include TIER materials.
Advice for teaching inclusively, focusing on topics including promoting a growth mindset, inclusive class discussion, and diversifying examples. The site arises from the work of the AEA Committee on the Status of Minority Groups in the Economics Profession and also contains study advice for students.
Video clips from Netflix shows, hosted on Critical Commons, are associated with notes and reflection questions related to areas of Economics. The shows are drawn from all over the world, including Money Heist (Spain), Squid Game (South Korea), and Queen Sono (South Africa). The database can be browsed by show or by area of economics and there are notes for teachers.
A set of materials in development to support microeconomics. The main content is a set of online numerical quizzes (with randomised parameters) and a downloadable set of SCORM packages for import into virtual learning environments.
Syllabus, lecture slides, and dissertation assignment from a course given in 2023 which uses Koyama and Rubin's 2022 book "How the World Became Rich."
A pair of interactive, annotated graphs showing 1) the demand function and 2) costs and revenue for a seller of cakes. Sliders allow the user to change different parameters of the market and see the curves shift. The reader is directed to see which of the parameters have most effect on the maximum profit and on its optimising price.
