awesome-economics
Economics resource hub
A curated collection of links and resources for economists
A curated collection of links for economists
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Awesome Economics / Studying / Courses | |||
MIT OCW Economics | Over 100 courses covering all major fields of economics. Courses include prerequisites, recommended textbooks, lecture slides, and assignments. Undergraduate and graduate programs | ||
edX Economics | Introductory topics, few prerequisites | ||
Khan Academy: Economics | Elementary topics | ||
Awesome Economics / Studying / Useful Materials | |||
Academic Search | Search across and other educational domains. These materials are more reliable than the big Internet | ||
Foundational Equations of Economics | These equations show principles behind "thinking like an economist". Graduate textbooks put these equiations in context | ||
IGM Economic Experts Panel | Top economists reflect on policy-related issues. Some answers contain useful details | ||
AEA Resources for Economists | A list of useful links maintained by the American Economic Association | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Portals | |||
RePEc | Web services for economic researchers: bibliography, blog aggregator, new working papers, software | ||
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: Web Services | A list of helpful services | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Articles and Working Papers | |||
IDEAS RePEc | The largest database of economics publications (2,000,000 items). Searching through papers is easier with Google: . Index sources mentioned below | ||
NBER | Working papers by major researchers. Many of these papers get published in peer-reviewed journal | ||
SSRN Economics | Working papers, no journal publications | ||
Google Scholar | Searching academic literature in general. Features author pages and citation counters. If you look for economic writings only, IDEAS would be more powerful | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Data | |||
FRED2 | 380,000 (macro) time series from 80 sources. Supports plugins for importing data into Excel, Stata, R, and others. Has a mobile app | ||
World Bank Data | International macro time series. Has data import plugins | ||
IMF Data | The standard reference for macro data | ||
Quandl | Aggregate financial and economic data from multiple sources. Some data vendors sell their data via this service. Good integration with statistical software | ||
MEDevEcon | Data related to development economics | ||
Monetary Economics: Data Sources | Overview of macro data sources | ||
OFFSTATS | Links to official data sources by country and subject | ||
International Open Government Dataset Search | Over 1,000,000 government datasets. When works, this service looks . Otherwise, you'll see a 403 error | ||
Dataset Search Engine | Google-based search over 200 data sources, including those mentioned here. You can use Google here | ||
StackExchange Open Data | If you haven't found the data you were looking for, you can ask it here | ||
Reddit /r/datasets | One more place to request datasets | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software | |||
LaTeX | Economists write in LaTeX because it handles mathematics and references better than Word or LibreOffice. If you write regularly, LaTeX is worth learning | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software / LaTeX | |||
Beamer | A LaTeX class for presentations | ||
TikZ | An extension for drawing graphs. A and a | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software | |||
LyX | A free and simple editor for LaTeX | ||
Zotero | Bibliography management. Also install (a) Zotero browser plugin to import papers from RePEc to your library; (b) Zotero-LyX plugin to cite literature easily | ||
Git | A version control system. Useful if you want to revert changes done months ago or collaborate with other authors. DropBox also has version control, but Git is more explicit. A . Or use if you like it simple | ||
Mendeley | Bibliography management. Support synchronization on multiple plateforms: Mac, Windows, Ipad, Phone | ||
Stata | An industry standard for statistical computations in economics. Free alternatives: | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software / Stata | |||
IPython | A Python-based environment. Econometric analysis is done with free packages: statsmodels, SciPy, NumPy, pandas | ||
RStudio | An R-based environment. R is the standard language among statisticians, so the R repositories often contain specialized libraries not available in other languages | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software | |||
Matlab | An industry standard for modeling and numerical optimization in economics. Free alternatives: | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software / Matlab | |||
Octave | |||
Julia | High-level dynamic programming language designed to address the needs of high-performance numerical analysis and computational science | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software | |||
Mathematica | Symbolic computations. Free alternative | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software / Mathematica | |||
Sage | |||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software | |||
Julia | An open source scientific computing softerware | ||
GitHub | A repository for code and data. Publishing research here is not a common practice, but it's more convenient that alternatives (university home page, DropBox, etc.) | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software / GitHub | |||
GitHub Pages | Simple static websites | ||
GitHub LFS | Large file storage | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Software | |||
IPython Notebooks | An interactive alternative to LaTeX and Word. See examples how notebooks look like in and | ||
Most common programs used by Economists | A community-managed list of common software | ||
Software for Researchers: New Data and Applications | Covers software mentioned above and some more | ||
Awesome Economics / Research / Useful Materials | |||
How to efficiently manage a statistical analysis project? | |||
Awesome Economics / Research / Useful Materials / RePEc Rankings by citations | |||
Top Authors | |||
Economic Institutions | |||
Research Items | |||
Software Items | |||
Awesome Economics / Discussions / Blogs | |||
EconAcademics.org | |||
Economist's View | Mark Thoma | ||
Grasping Reality | Brad DeLong | ||
Marginal Revolution | Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok | ||
VOX CEPR | Members of CEPR | ||
Awesome Economics / Discussions | |||
Economics Blog Search | A Google-based search service for aforementioned blogs | ||
AEA Blog Directory | The list of major economic blogs | ||
StackExchange Economics | A Q&A website where you can ask and answer questions | ||
Awesome Economics / Discussions / Reddit | |||
/r/GoodEconomics/ | Selected pieces on economic issues | ||
/r/EconPapers/ | Discussing economic papers | ||
Awesome Economics / Discussions / Discord | |||
Academic Economics | A community with rooms to discuss economics and help members with exercises | ||
Awesome Economics / Career / Undergraduate / University rankings | |||
QS World University Rankings by Subject 2016 - Economics & Econometrics | |||
Academic Ranking of World Universities in Economics / Business | |||
Awesome Economics / Career / Graduate | |||
American Economic Association: Graduate Training in Economics | Overview of the programs, requirements, and advices to those considering a PhD program in economics | ||
Awesome Economics / Career / Faculty | |||
Job Openings for Economists | The job board by the American Economic Association | ||
Econ Jobs Postings | List of academic job openings | ||
Economics Job Market Rumors | List of job openings for economists. Informal | ||
Awesome Economics / Economics on GitHub / Economists | |||
davidrpugh | Institute for New Economic Thinking, Oxford Martin School; Oxford Mathematical Institute, Oxford, UK | ||
gboehl | Universität Bonn, Bonn, Germany | ||
hmgaudecker | Universität Bonn, Bonn, Germany | ||
jesusfv | |||
jstac | Australian National University, Canberra, Australia | ||
mwt | Northwestern University, USA | ||
nathanlane | Institute for International Economic Studies, Stockholm, Sweden | ||
nealbob | Australian National University, Canberra, Australia | ||
robertdkirkby | |||
trickvi | Hagstofa Íslands, Iceland | ||
Awesome Economics / Economics on GitHub / Projects | |||
EconForge | Team around Pablo Winant providing packages to solve economic models | ||
economics-book | 38 | over 6 years ago | Economics Textbook (Openstax) |
econpizza | 78 | 11 days ago | Toolbox to solve and simulate nonlinear models with heterogeneous agents |
fecon235 | 1,145 | almost 2 years ago | Computational tools for financial economics, Python code base and tutorials using Jupyter notebooks, includes data retrieval, graphics, and optimization |
macro_puzzles | 104 | over 3 years ago | A list of puzzles in macroeconomics |
pydsge | 56 | 4 months ago | Tools to solve, filter, and estimate DSGE models with occasionally binding constraints |
pyeconomics | 211 | almost 11 years ago | Computational economics in Python |
QuantEcon | A library for quantitative economics | ||
quantecon_nyu_2016 | 134 | over 8 years ago | Topics in Computational Economics |
VFI Toolkit | Matlab toolkit for Value Function Iteration on GPU | ||
zice-2014 | 32 | almost 11 years ago | Course materials for Zurich Initiative for Computational Economics (ZICE) 2014 |
Awesome Economics / Links Sent by Readers | |||
Deveconodata Blogspot | Development economics datasets. Updated regularly | ||
Economics Games | Free online classroom games for teaching economics | ||
Quantitative Economics | Lecture series by Thomas J. Sargent and John Stachurski using Python computational tools | ||
Top 100 Economics Blogs | Links to popular economics blogs, with brief descriptions |