ECTS : 3
Description du contenu de l'enseignement :
This course builds on existing classes in Microeconometrics (e.g., Microeconometrics in the M1, or Development Microeconometrics) and aims to provide an extended and in-depth understanding of advanced and novel techniques that are used in current microeconometric research. We will focus on the standard microeconometric toolbox (linear regression, panel data methods, IV, difference-in-differences) and focus on advanced topics, such as testing and falsification exercises for identifying assumptions or nonlinear estimation. The course covers both the theory behind these methods as well as software applications using real-world data in Stata.
Outline:
Session 1: Maximum likelihood estimation, nonlinear regression models, bootstrapping
Session 2: Advanced IV 1 - Assumption testing
Session 3: Advanced IV 2 - Nonlinear estimation
Session 4: Advanced DID 1 - Two-way fixed effects estimation & "New DID" (Bacon decomposition, Callaway & Sant'Anna estimator, Wooldridge's POLS estimator)
Session 5: Advanced DID 2 - Event study regressions, Sun & Abraham estimator, Synthetic Control methods
Session 6: Advanced panel data methods - Correlated Random Effects, nonlinear panel data estimation
Session 7: Student presentations
Compétence à acquérir :
After completing this course:
Mode de contrôle des connaissances :
70% written exam & 30% in-class presentation of a research paper