A set of course materials that can be configured as undergraduate- or graduate-level, based around Jupyter notebooks. It discusses setting up your own python programming environment, relevant software libraries and techniques, then works through many examples in economics. Each section of the material can be downloaded as a PDF using the buttons near the top of the text.
Online Text and Notes
Introductory
Principles (General)
26 links
Principles of Macroeconomics
29 links
Principles of Microeconomics
34 links
Applied Economics
5 links
Maths for Economists
11 links
Statistics for Economists
21 links
Intermediate
Intermediate Microeconomics
31 links
Intermediate Macroeconomics
15 links
Agricultural Economics
3 links
Comparative Economic Systems
4 links
Consumption and Households
3 links
Development Economics
9 links
Econometrics
23 links
Economic Growth
8 links
Economic History
7 links
European Economics
2 links
Experimental Economics
10 links
Financial Economics
10 links
Game Theory
22 links
Health Economics
1 link
History of Economic Thought
9 links
Industrial Economics
11 links
International Economics
9 links
Law and Economics
4 links
Managerial and Business Economics
15 links
Mathematical Economics
11 links
Monetary Economics
7 links
Political Economy
5 links
Heterodox Economics
12 links
Regional and Urban Economics
1 link
Transition Economics
4 links
Other topics
10 links
Advanced
Advanced Microeconomics
13 links
Advanced Macroeconomics
7 links
Advanced Applied Economics
9 links
Economic Theory
8 links
Latest Addition:
Thomas J. Sargent, New York University; John Stachurski, Australian National University
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