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NTU Module Review: HE4013 Experimental Economics

HE4013
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This course introduces the methodology of experimental economics and its application to specific topics. The main themes are:1. Designing economic experiments2. Conducting economic experiments3. Analysing experimental data4. Applications to time preferences, risk preferences, and social preferences

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NTU Module Review: HE4010 Singapore Economy in a Globalised World

HE4010
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The topics include economic development, monetary and fiscal policies, exchange rate, market liberalization, manpower and labor market, social security, international trade and regional co-operation. The objective is to provide final year economics undergraduates with greater insights into the policies that have shaped Singapore?s economic growth and to engage students in an evaluation of these policies and development experiences. It will be unique in drawing upon the expertise of adjunct staff members who have been involved in policy-making, staff members who have worked extensively in the area, and senior government policy- and decision-makers.The module will be conducted seminar-style. Class room participation will constitute 50 percent and written examination 50 percent.

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NTU Module Review: HE4004 Behavioral Economics

HE4004
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We will study quasi-rational behavior of less than perfect economic agents in their judgments and decision making by modifying the rationality assumption adopted in the standard economic model and incorporating important features of human psychology. Bounded rationality, bounded willpower and bounded self-interest, three important ways in which human behavior and choices diverge from rationality, will be discussed. We will also demonstrate how less than perfect economic agents survive market forces and exert a strong influence on market outcomes. Empirical and experimental evidence from environment, health, transportation, finance, saving behavior, labor market and other fields will be used to show how behavioral economics can be fruitfully applied to yield important insights into policy making, market operation and behavior patterns.

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NTU Module Review: HE4002 Advanced Macroeconomics

HE4002
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This is an advanced course in Macroeconomics. The primary interest in Macroeco- nomics is the entire economy. The course will cover a series of frontier research related to economic growth and development, asset pricing and monetary policy, international finance and trade, and other contemporary issues on income and firm distribution. In this course we study the aggregate economy by developing theoretical models with solid microfoundations, and this implies that i) we use models populated by agents (households, firms, and government) that optimize their own behavior, and ii) the implied equilibrium allocations that result from the behavior of agents satisfy aggregate consistency conditions (essentially market clearing). Understanding the concept of equilibrium will then be the single most important theoretical tool of the course.

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NTU Module Review: HE3024 INTRODUCTION TO APPLIED ECONOMIC POLICY RESEARCH

HE3024
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This course aims to help you understand how to evaluate the impact of an economic policy by teaching you how to apply the econometric knowledge you have attained in HE2004/HE2005 to real world problems. The course aims to equips you with the basic skillset necessary qualify for a policy research position in the government or the private sector.

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NTU Module Review: HE3021 Intermediate Econometrics

HE3021
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This course builds on the earlier Principles of Econometrics by considering further inferential issues related to the multiple regression model. In addition, dynamic economic models are discussed and are shown to represent many economic relationships. Topics covered include heteroskedasticity, autocorrelation, multicollinearity, omission of relevant variables, inclusion of irrelevant variables; selecting the set of regressors, autoregressive and distributed lag models.

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NTU Module Review: HE3002 Game Theory and Applications

HE3002
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This is an intermediate level game theory course. The basic concepts of games are discussed in a rigorous manner. Examples are introduced to help students understand the basic concepts and their applications. The prerequisites for taking this course include elementary economic theory, A-level mathematics and elementary calculus.

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NTU Module Review: HE3001 Mathematical Economics

HE3001
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The following major types of economic analysis will be covered: statics (equilibrium analysis), comparative statics, and optimization problems (as a special case of statics), and dynamics, making use of the following mathematical methods: matrix algebra, differential and integral calculus, differential equations and difference equations.

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NTU Module Review: HE2020 Survey Methods and Sampling Technique

HE2020
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The course begins with the review of the Statistical concepts that needed for the clear understanding of the subject. Then it addresses the Planning and Designing the Survey, Developing the Survey Instruments, Designing the Sampling Methodology, Collecting and Processing Techniques followed by Estimation, Analysis and Reporting the Survey data.

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NTU Module Review: HE2011 Labour Economics and Labour Relations

HE2011
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It covers the determination of labor market demand and supply, wage determination, wage differentials, human capital investment, migration and discrimination, as well as unemployment and labor policies.