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aes_encryption

Encrypts a a file using AES and CBC

bootcamp2018

Repository of syllabi, lecture notes, Jupyter notebooks, code, and problem sets for OSM Lab Boot Camp 2018

bootcamp2019

Repository of syllabi, lecture notes, Jupyter notebooks, code, and problem sets for OSE Lab Boot Camp 2019

collaboration_with_shu

Code and notes from exercises and collaboration with Shu Hu.

compecon-python

A Python version of Miranda and Fackler's CompEcon toolbox

compecon2020

Computational Economics Course 2020 by Kenneth Judd

consumptionsavingnotebooks

Jupyter Notebook examples of the ConSav package

coursematerials

Teaching materials

data_bootcamp_spring_2018

Material for NYU-Stern Data Bootcamp Spring 2018

data_bootcamp_spring_2019

Repository for in class material for Data Bootcamp

dmp-projection

Accurately solving the Diamond-Mortenson-Pissarides model of labor-market search

econ-34430

Resources associated with econ course 34430

econ_data

Python 3.6 examples of using economic data APIs and working with economic microdata.

edtc-code

Code for Economic Dynamics, Theory and Computation

exercises-2020

hp-filter

Simple illustration of the Hodrick-Prescott filter using U.S. data

introprog-lectures

Introductionary programming lectures

jmp

Contains the python programme for the JMP

jupyter

Jupyter notebooks for teaching and research

krusellsmith

labs

Labs for the Foundations of Applied Mathematics curriculum.

learningmodels

Julia Code for Life Cycle models with Learning

lectures-2020

mslearn-use-git-from-vs-code

Sample code for MS Learn module

mtv2016

MTV2016 Python3 implementation

numerical-methods

Graduate level course on numerical methods for economists

nyu_macro_fall_2018

Course notes for the first half of ECON-GA 1025 – Macroeconomic Theory I, Fall Semester 2018

optimparallel-python

A parallel computing interface to the L-BFGS-B optimizer

paris_workshop_2022

Paris Quantitative Economics Workshop 2022

persp-model-econ_w19

Course site for MACS 30150 (Winter 2019) - Perspectives on Computational Modeling for Economics