A Simple Law for the Distribution of Long-term Profits
Explore the distribution of long-term profits among US firms, examining statistical models and their implications for understanding economic dynamics and 'superstar' effects.
Living with Distrust - Understanding Social Dynamics and Trust Issues
Explore the complexities of distrust in society, its impacts, and potential strategies for navigating a world where trust is increasingly challenged.
Jailbreaking the Captured Economy - Regulatory Capture and Economic Inequality
Exploring regulatory capture's impact on innovation, inequality, and societal violence. Nonpartisan approaches to balance economic power and democratic governance for healthier societal outcomes.
The Complex Space of Political Economies - InterPlanetary 2022
Explore the future of socioeconomic exchange in space, examining trade agreements, institutions, and manufacturing in interplanetary contexts to reimagine solutions for current global challenges.
Balance: Philosophical Implications
Explore the philosophical implications of balance, examining its role in various aspects of life, nature, and society through interdisciplinary perspectives.
Arbitrage Equilibrium and the Invisible Hand in Self-organizing Dynamics of Biological Systems
Explore how economic concepts like arbitrage apply to biological systems. Learn about a novel game-theoretic framework integrating survival-driven behavior with statistical mechanics in active matter systems.
Encomienda, the Colonial State, and Long-Run Development in Colombia
Explore the impact of colonial institutions on Colombia's long-term development, focusing on the encomienda system and its lasting effects on state capacity and economic outcomes.
Rationality for Mortals - Decision-Making Strategies for Everyday Life
Explore cognitive biases, decision-making strategies, and practical approaches to enhance rational thinking in everyday life. Gain insights into human reasoning and its limitations.
Making Sense of Chaos - A Better Economics for a Better World
Explore how complexity economics can revolutionize our understanding of global economic challenges and lead to better predictions and solutions for a more sustainable future.
Luck, Skill, and Inequality in Games and Social Hierarchies
Explore the interplay of luck, skill, and inequality in games and societal structures, examining their impact on hierarchies and outcomes.
Complex World - Understanding and Surviving in an Interconnected Era
Explore the limitations of simple assumptions in economics, healthcare, AI, and global governance, and discover a new framing for understanding and thriving in our complex world.
Microeconomics - Theory and Applications
Comprehensive exploration of microeconomic principles, covering consumer theory, production, market structures, and analytical tools like calculus and linear programming.
Strategic Marketing - Contemporary Issues
This course will discuss marketing theories as well as a range of real-life current and classical examples & cases to help participants improve their strategic marketing thinking and activation skills.
Economics - Management - Entrepreneurship
In this course, we will be learning functions of Management, Demand forecasting, Exercises on Economics, Entrepreneurship and Decision making under Certainty, Risk and Uncertainty.
Introduction to Econometrics
Comprehensive exploration of econometric analysis, covering linear regression, hypothesis testing, STATA applications, and advanced models like logit, probit, and tobit.
The Law of the Few
Explore how a small group of influencers shape information flow in social networks, using mathematical models and experiments to explain this phenomenon and its economic implications.
How Can We Understand Our Complex Economy?
Explore complex systems approach to economics, blending insights from physical and natural sciences to predict and mitigate economic crises, offering a new perspective on global financial challenges.
The Counting Project - How Data Built the Modern World
Explore how data shaped our world and its potential to create a better future with economist Tim Harford in this insightful inaugural lecture honoring Vicky Neale's contributions to mathematics education.
Game Theory
The aim of this course is to introduce the following topics at a basic level: combinatorial games, zero-sum games, non-zero sum games and cooperative games. At the end of the course, the student should be able to • Model and analyse conflicting situation…
Equilibrium Existence in a Limited Participation Economy - BQE Lecture Series
Explore equilibrium existence in limited participation economies with Kim Weston. Learn about logarithmic preferences, exponential investors, and key assumptions in this advanced mathematical finance lecture.
Spectral Factor Models and Pricing in Financial Markets - BQE Lecture
Explore financial modeling with Federico Bandi, covering spectral factor models, consumption components, and predictability in stocks and bonds, with insights on aggregation and pricing.