MW24.4 - Seminar Quantitative Economics - Master Program in Economics
In this seminar we explore topical questions from empirical, experimental, and quantitative economics.In some seminars we study the psychological and behavioural factors that influence individual and collective decision-making. We want to understand how individuals and groups react to their environment, how they assess future events, the welfare of other individuals, and other non-tangible goods, how they deal with risk and how and when they cooperate. These methods can help us to develop and to assess interventions that support sustainable behaviour and that encourage pro-social behaviour.
In some seminars we focus on empirical inference. Empirical inference is essential to understand the effectiveness and the cost and the benefits of policies. Empirical inference also help predicting the development and the dynamics of an environment over time and, thus, help us make informed decisions.
- Summer 2024
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- t.b.a. (Dr. Maria Polipciuc)
- Winter 2023/24
- Summer 2023
- Winter 2022/23
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- Seminar Quantitative Economics - MA, Group 1, (Oliver Kirchkamp)
- Seminar Quantitative Economics - MA, Group 2, (Cornelius Schneider)
- Summer 2022
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- Seminar Quantitative Economics - MA, (Cornelius Schneider)
- Winter 2021/22
- Summer 2021
- Winter 2020/21
- Winter 2019/20
- Summer 2019
- Winter 2018/19
- Summer 2018
- Summer 2017
- Winter 2016/17
- Winter 2015/16
- Winter 2013/14
- Summer 2013
- Winter 2012/13
- Winter 2011/12
- Summer 2011