Mark E. Wohar

UNO/CBA Distinguished Professor

College of Business Eminent Scholar

Department of Economics

University of Nebraska at Omaha

and

Visiting Professor at Loughborough University, UK

School of Business and Economics, Loughborough, Faculty

Other Faculty at School of Business and Economics, Loughborough, UK

Loughborough Profile of Wohar

Curriculum Vita

E-mail: mwohar@unomaha.edu

Left Front: Stephen Leybourne; Left Rear: David Harvey; Right Rear: Mark Wohar

Discussing Time Series Analysis at the "Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem"

England's Oldest Pub; Dating back to 1189AD; (Located in Nottingham)

The Homepage for the Pub Up Above

Above you will see a picture of the White Hart Inn (Established 1516)

In Grassmarket Edinburgh

The oldest existing standing pub in Scotland

Great place to drink and have fun !

The web site for the pub is here

 

Ken Wallis @ 75 Conference at Warwick July 9-10, 2013: Papers and Pictures

 

More Pictures from Ken Wallis at 75 years of age Conference (July 9-10, 2013) Set 1 of 2

Set 2 of 2

 

Charles Nelson and Mark Wohar

 

             

Modeling Macroeconomic and Financial Time Series

Conference Held at Loughborough University

July 21-22, 2014

Link to Program

              

 

Conference Participants Above

Presenters Above

Link to More Pictures

 

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UNO/CBA Homepage

CBA homepage

UNO Homepage

Welcome to UNO

Economics Homepage

Economics Club

Division of Economic and Financial Analysis (DEFA)

Enotes

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Test Scanning

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Firefly UNO Benefits (Firefly)

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Blackboard 9.1

CANVAS

 

Spring 2005 CBA Policies and Procedures Adopted 4/2008

E-mail Upgrade Page

Criss Library at UNO

Loughborough Library Page

Loughborough Repository of Articles (LUPIN)

Searching the Web

 Google        Google Scholar

 

   Short Bio of Wohar  

      Google Scholar Citations of Wohar               

      ResearchGate Stats         US Economy in a Snapshot (NY-Fed)

    Wohar In Top 5% of World   Wohar_Ideas_Citations Wohar in Top 8% in US

     Tribute to George Box        Multiple.com (Finance Data)

 Cross Validation

Guitar Music

RaPeC Journal impact Factors

Ranking of authors in states and countries

    Grammarly (Check Plagerism)

    List of Authors in Econometrics        Kaggle Datasets

    Top 10% of Econometricians

    Top 10% of Authors in Time Series

    Econometric Authors Articles (Econometrics Journal)

    Allan W. Gregory Forecasting Blog in Canada

    The Replication Network

 Here’s some university rankings from the UK  Guardian

    Complete University Table Rankings

Singing About the Federal Reserve

    Library of Economics and Liberty Podcasts

        Audio Economist            Marginal Revolution

        Common Sense Economics

        Ted Radio NPR

        Multilevel Analysis        How to do Multilevel Analysis

        Quantile Analysis          EconTalk

        Global Risk Briefing

        J.P. Morgan Center for Global Commodities and Applied Research

 

        Financial Industry Data (Rate Watch)

        Jeff Hamrick on Stata Videos for Financial Econometrics

        Common Sense Economics (Dan Thornton)

 

        List of Predatory Open-Access Journals

    The Financial Engineer’s 2015 Master of Economics Programs Rankings

        Weather Report

Find the College Your Want

 

    Palgrave-McMillan Texts in Econometrics

        Society for Financial Econometrics

        Journal of Financial Econometrics

        Speeches of Federal Reserve Banks

        Board of Governors News and Events

        Ranking of cities (Sweet spot)

        Mendeley (Elsevier)

        Breaking Down Finance

        Econometric Academy

        Value Investing

 

Macro History Database (Jorda)

    120 Years of the DOW
 

US Economy at a Glance,

Data and Statistics about the US

US Census Guide

UK Economy at a Glance

Japanese Economy at a Glance

Chinese Economy at a Glance

Trivia Bliss

JAZZ

 

               

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Rangan Gupta Google Scholar

Rangan Gupta Papers

On Line Writing Lab        BEST BLOGS TO READ                Encouraging Bible Verses

Yahoo         Alta Vista             HotBot        Lycos        Google        Google Scholar                 SCIRUS        Ask.com

Google Whacking            Angies List            Google Instant        Wohar Google Scholar Citations    MSNBC  Timezones

Sribd    Wikipedia    Online Dictionary   Ideas (RePEc)        Wikipedia        Yahoo Finance    Scopus  

Investopedia        Cautionary Tail about Spurious things: Correlation versus Causation

Law Case Briefs        Map_Windows        The Economist    Map of UK    9/11 Memorial

Cross Validation (Ask Statistical Questions)        UNO Dept of Economics REPEC

Speeches and testimony by members of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors are available at

Speeches by other Federal Reserve Bank Presidents are available at

    LUPIN        PROFOLOGY        UPRO Stock    Ecards      Printable Cards                      TicketOmaha.com

PBS        National Centre for Econometric Research        Joel Osteen

NABE-Certified Business Economist    Taylor and Francis Journal Impact Factors

 

Institute for International Economics (Genova) and Internazionale Economia

Comedic Video about Loughborough University

Financial Data        Time Series Data Library

The Economics Network        World Economic Outlook (IMF)

Royal Economic Society Webcasts on Econometrics

The Royal Economic Society has recently released videos of interviews with three leading econometricans, recorded during the Society's 2016 Meeting. These are: 

§ Econometric Methods: An interview with Bruce Hansen

§ An interview with Andrew Chesher

§ Using Big Data: An interview with Christian Hansen


Webcasts of Special (Econometrics) Sessions at RES Meetings between 2011 and 2016 are also available for viewing - here.     

© 2017, David E. Giles

 

 


Homepages of Journals         Finance Journals.com

 

       Homepages of Economic and Finance Faculty

 

 


 

 

 

 

Economic Outlook

1. Federal Reserve Bank of NY

 

The Replication Network

Real Economics Blog (John Komlos)

100 Years of the Federal Reserve   

Econometric Research Resources

    Scottish Institute for Research in Economics

    Faculty Row            Best Omaha Restaurants

  

  Microsoft Academic Search            Replication in Economics

    Ted Ideas    Ted Topic Talks        Super Professors       

    Data: Quandl    FRED    Tableau Visualization Software

    Meta-Regression Analysis (Deakin University)

    David Smart (Practical Econometrics)

    Introduction to Applied Econometrics With R (Bruno Rodrigues)

        His Blog   

        H.W. Brands (Historian)

    Annual International Conference on Macroeconomic Analysis  and International Finance

    Trivia Questions 1

    Trivia Questions 2

    Business Degree Information

24 Years Of America's Unemployment Rate In 10 Seconds

 

§ FRED Economic Data

§ Indicators Online

§ CentERdata

§ America's Economy for Phone (U.S. Census Bureau)

§ OECD Factbook 2011/2012

Send Cards on Web

Speeches and testimony by members of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors


Speeches by other Federal Reserve Bank Presidents

 

 

 

See Books Below

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There are far too many for me to keep track of these changes. 

If you find any broken links, I would greatly appreciate it if you would

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Table of Contents                                            Editors Introduction

 

 

 

CHALLENGES IN CENTRAL BANKING, BY

    Pierre L. Siklos, Martin T. Bohl, and Mark E. Wohar

 

 

 

RECENT ADVANCES IN ESTIMATING NONLINEAR MODELS:: With Applications in Economics and Finance

    The Online Book From Springer

      Edited By Jun Ma and Mark Wohar

 

 

 

  

      Pictures From Eminent Scholar Presentation

        The Econometric Game

        Statsguys

        A Song of our Warming Planet

        Ultimate Guitar.com

        Financial Crises Videos on YouTube_1

        Financial Crises Videos on YouTube_2

        Free programs and Data

        The Three Minute Thesis Contest    Some Video Clips

        International Monetary Fund (IMF)

    History of the World in 100 Objects

    Cochrane's Empirical Asset Pricing

        Sign up for Cochrane's class

    John Geanakoplos (Yale) Financial Theory Lecture Videos

    Robert Shiller (Yale) Financial Theory Lecture Videos

    Project Sydicate

    Dept of Econometrics and Business Statistics (Monash Univ)

    Equality of Opportunity Project (Economic Mobility in US)

    Clay Mathematics Institute    Videos

    Teaching Macroeconomics With Excel

    Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget Deficit

    Richard Feynman Lectures in Physics

    Eviews Tutorial_1 Tutorial_2

    Videos of Richard Feynman

    International Association of Applied Econometrics

    Blogs on the Internet

    Center For Empirical Finance

    Mind Over Matter

    Econometric Books

    Econometrics.com (Econometric books)

    The Forecast Pro

    Inside-R Code

    R Scripts   

    Inomics (Find jobs, conferences, papers, etc)

    Macroeconomics Journal

    Quandl for Academics (R Software)

    Working With R Software

    Central Bank of England Video on History of Inflation

    Chart of Inflation in UK

    Knoema Data site

    Quantitative Easing in UK: How it Works

    Made of Money Video in UK

    Investopedia

    Stephen Wolfram (A New Kind of Science)

    http://www.philadelphiafed.org/research-and-data/real-time-center/livingston-survey/

    Visualize US Tax Returns by State

    Macro Data and Analysis

    Financial Research Network

    Walt Enders Applied Econometrics Page

    Companion Website Wiley: Applied Econometrics Time Series 4th Ed

    Researcher ID

    Econjobmarket.org

    Gapminder

    ResearchGate

    Liberty Street at NY Fed

    Economic Videos

    Page One Economics

    The Economics of Networks

    College Atlas (World of Higher Learning)

    So you want to be a Ph.D. grad student

    Why Go To Graduate School?

    Find the Right Business School

    Library of Economics and Liberty

    Starting Points for Learning and Teaching Economics

    Resources for Economists

    World of Statistics

    Fed of NY Material

    John Cochrane's Asset Pricing Course

    John Cochrane's Blog Grumpy Economists

    JP Morgan

    Greg IP Blog

    FAQ Stata        STATA VIDEOS

    JMulti

    Big Data Econometrics Blog

    Rob Hyndman Forecasting Blog

    Time Series From StatSoft Statistica

    Sonification

    Listen to Serial Correlation

    Data Analysis With R

    Intro to Time Series Using R

    Help With R_1

    Help With R_2

    A Course In R

    What's New in Eviews 8

    Eviews User Forum

    Khan Institute

    MIT Courses

    Econometrics.com

    Business Certifications

    Long Now website

    Econometric Society Summer Meetings (2012)

    32nd International Forecasting Symposium 2012

    UBS             UBS Research        News and Update

    Tax Foundation

       University Salaries in the US

    Search Estima (RATS) Website (Forum)

   Getting Students Ready For "Real World-You-Tube"

    John Stossel Homepage

    Criss Library (Business and Economic Resoures)

    Proquest

    US Debt Clock

    Meredith Whitney Advisory Group

      Download Provider

    The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget

    Economic and Financial Data Links

    YCharts

    Modern Macroeconomic Policy Making

    Top Economists in the US (Ideas)

    Society for Financial Econometrics

    Mysteries of Complexities: The Santa Fe Institute

    Video For Complexity Talk

    History of Movements in the Yield Curve

    Research Gate

    EconlowDown (St. Louis Fed)

    Ideas

    Carlo Favero GIER Class Notes

    More Notes    And More

    Nuri

    Economic Cycle Research Institute (ECRI)

    FTSE 100 Daily prices

    Bank of England Interactive Data Base

    Burkey Academy

    Rats Software Forum

    Nebraska Financial Education Coalition

    DataZoa    DataZoa Sign In

    Econometric link to Textbooks

        On Line Courses

    MIT    Yale

 

Links to homepages of professional interest


Data links

Software links

      

       


             Old Working Papers                 CBA Intra Net (Only for Internal Use)

        Top 1000 Cited Economists        Top 10% Authors as of April 2011 (Wohar in Top 7%)

    Econ Ph.D. Ranking of Schools

    Ranking of Business Schools from the Financial Times

    Kiplinger rates cities most expensive

    Urbanomics Blog

    Kiplinger rates cities with lowest standard of living

    Ten Best Cities for what you get for your dollar (best value)

        Certificate in Quantitative Finance

    Translation Time Zone Clock

    Cesifo Working Paper

    Institute of Economic Affairs

    National Institute of Economic and Social Research

    EconTalk

    World Wide Directory of Finance Faculty

    Free Data and Programs from James Hamilton

    Aarhus University: CREATES: Center for Research in Econometrics Analysis of Time Series

       Deflation Probabilities

    Center for Applied Business and Economic Research

   International Symposium on Forecasting

    Building Resilient Cities (Philadelphia Fed Conference)

    North American Summer Meetings Econometrics Society

       

Here are the rankings for the MBA.

 The Forbes MBA Rankings only for the FTMBA (happens only every 2 years) and Cass Business School

participated in them in 2009. They just finished the survey for the year 2011 and the results will be published only in October 2011.

For the 2009 results, please see the following website:

http://www.forbes.com/2009/08/03/best-business-schools-09-leadership-careers-nonus1yr_slide_7.html 

http://www.forbes.com/2009/08/05/best-business-schools-09-leadership-careers_land.html

 

The Economist Rankings published every year and results are also being compiled as we speak. The 2010 results can be viewed on the website below:

http://www.economist.com/whichmba

 

The Financial Times Global (Full Time) MBA Rankings are published every year as well in January. Check out the website:

http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/global-mba-rankings-2011

 

The Financial Times Executive MBA Rankings are published every year as well in October. For the 2010 results, visit:

http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/emba-rankings-2010

Reasons Why You May Want to Pursue an MBA Degree

MBA ONLINE PROGAMS

A Guide to Online Schools

Society for Financial Studies_1

Society For Financial Studies_2

    RePEc Rankings                    Cengage Website

    University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa Salaries

        Econ Debates                        Cengage Economic Titles

           Wikipedia           

      Investorpedia

         OLD BLACKBOARD            Hugh Laurie's Protest Song (Go House!)

    EPI SnapShots            How to be Websmart

       Time Line Line for 2007-2008 Financial Crises

    Long-term Effects of Great Recession (Fed of Boston)

      Applied Intermediate Macroeconomic by Kevin Hoover, Duke University, Cambridge University Press (Forthcoming October 2011)

    Heritage Foundation                Hans Rosling: No More Boring Data

    More Interesting Data Depiction from Hans Rosling

    Terrorism Data                        Econometric Links

        NBER Conference Department                        Cengage Global Economic Watch

     Rats Software Forum          Baseline Scenario     

        Understanding Exchange Rates as Asset Prices

    ral Resources of Macroeconomics and Financial Economics

    MIT Open  Course Ware        Omaha.com

    College Atlas                    The Council for Community and Economic Research

    Economists Jobs            Best Places for Business and Careers

    IT Career Paths     Information About Different Careers

    Educating Engineers        Foundation for Tomorrows Engineers

    Computer engineering degrees and careers:

     Electrical engineering degrees and careers:

     Mechanical engineering degrees and careers:

    Robert Solow on the 2008-2009 Financial Crises

    Braintack (College and University Directory)

    Econ Journal Watch (AIER)        Khan Academy

    Giving Academic Talks        Delivering the Gettysburg Address

    KIOS (NPR radio streaming)    Federal Housing Finance Agency (OFHEO)  

    OECD Statistics Extract           

    Important Economic Links        Eurozone (Wikipedia)

    World History                            Currency Converter

    Research Unit For Statistical Analysis in Social Sciences

    Institute of Economic Research            CrossRef.org

    BLS                    Dismal Science            Finance and Development

    Search for People on the Web

Links

           Economic Modelling

        ICPSR (4-week course)

       JSTOR: Article Locator

       RePEc: Research Papers in Economics

       Search on IDEAS

       The Money Macro and Finance Research Group

       The Bank of England
       Office of National Statistics UK
       HM Treasury
Royal Economic Society Home Page 
  Effective study Tools
 
Econometric Society Home Page 
H.M. Treasury Directory Index 
Project LINK Research Centre 
Social Science Information Gateway - SOSIG 
Welcome to the ESRC 
The BBC Home Page 
The Econometrics Journal Online 
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS JOURNAL BOOK REVIEW EDITORS 
USCWeb, the University of Southern California 
USCWeb, the University of Southern California (Plain-Text Page) 
DG 1A HomePage (European Commission) - European Union : External Relations : DG 1A 
RUSSIAN ECONOMIC TRENDS 
EEG HOME PAGE 
macroeconomic-modelling discussion list 
Computing in Economics and Finance 

           A free source of US data

        Human Development Index

        Investment Behavior and Policy Implications (Citation of Rapach and Wohar (2007, IJF)

             CREATES - Center for Research in Econometric Analysis of Time Series.

        Journal Impact Factors    

        Definition of Impact Factor

               Tips on Writing Economic Papers

                On Line Masters of Finance

                   Great Myths of the Great Depression

                    Bank of England Working Papers          

                    Wall Street Journal Data Calender

            European University Institute

            Robert Engle Volatility Institute

            Bank of England Working Papers

                        Statistical Abstract

            Search for Census Records

            Bunnies: Student vs. Teacher

            Bunnies: How is the Dissertation Coming Along

            Bunnies: Time Management in College

            Bunnies: Walmart's Worst Customer

            Bunnies: Teacher and Student

            Bunneies: Quantitative Easing Video

                        Useful Economic Data at Dallas Fed

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Research Links:

 

  1. Dick Startz’s webpage.

 

  1. Econometric links. Includes upcoming conference links.

 

  1. Excellent background materials for PhD students in Economics. The online lecture notes collection is really good.

 

  1. RFE on AEAweb.

 

  1. The Federal Reserve Banks.

 

  1. NBER.

 

  1. Gauss codes at American University.

 

  1. Gauss codes at Jonathan Hill’s webpage.

 

            Gauss Applications Purchases

 

  1. Finance links.

 

  1. Quantitative Macro and RBC.

 

  1. Greg Mankiw’s blog.

 

  1. Hamilton/Chinn blog.

 

  1. SSRN-ERN

 

  1. Computational Economics.

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Economics Data Sources

This will always be out-of-date: websites change, new ones are added and I don't know all of them in the first place.
I checked the following links July 2003.

There are many data sources on the internet and many organizations with lists of data sources on the internet.
Here I list some of these that are quite useful, in order:

Be aware that many of  the data sources available on the web are updated infrequently or do not have the actual data readily available for download and are therefore not particularly useful for data analysis.

Links to Lists of Data Sources

The following links give many, many data sources and can involve much trial and error to find the data you want.
These links are best to use if the macrodata and microdata links given further down do not have what you want.

Government Data Sources

Macrodata

The following is is a good source to obtain data in an easy form to download into Excel.

International Data

Microdata

Micro data includes industry-level or firm-level data and individual-level data.

Here I give the leading survey data sets on individuals:

These data sets and many more are generally available free by download of the entire dataset from

Many of these data sets plus complete documentation can be purchased as CD's costing $10-$30.

And in some cases selected variables can be downloaded directly from the original web-site given below.
For some of these it is easy to download a few selected variables of the web. For others one can only obtain the entire data set and then select variables on ones own computer, in which case one needs specialized software as the data sets are often large. Over time more data sets will be downloadable and the information given here may be dated.

One can use these data sets as class exercises. e.g. get data on income and education and analyze. One easy one to extract data from is the PSID.
For serious research, however, one needs to look in more detail at the survey design and questionnaire to find out, for example, whether a value is 0 because it really is 0 or whether it is 0 because the person was not asked the question.

Journal Data Archives

Several journals require that data used in a study published in a journal be placed on archive so other researchers can attempt to replicate their results.
All but the first of these data sets tend to be highly specialized and are most suitable for use in economics Ph.D. field courses.

This will always be out-of-date: websites change, new ones are added and I don't know all of them in the first place.
I checked the following links July 2003.

There are many data sources on the internet and many organizations with lists of data sources on the internet.
Here I list some of these that are quite useful, in order:

Be aware that many of  the data sources available on the web are updated infrequently or do not have the actual data readily available for download and are therefore not particularly useful for data analysis.

Links to Lists of Data Sources

The following links give many, many data sources and can involve much trial and error to find the data you want.
These links are best to use if the macrodata and microdata links given further down do not have what you want.

Government Data Sources

Macrodata

The following is is a good source to obtain data in an easy form to download into Excel.

International Data

Microdata

Micro data includes industry-level or firm-level data and individual-level data.

Here I give the leading survey data sets on individuals:

These data sets and many more are generally available free by download of the entire dataset from

Many of these data sets plus complete documentation can be purchased as CD's costing $10-$30.

And in some cases selected variables can be downloaded directly from the original web-site given below.
For some of these it is easy to download a few selected variables of the web. For others one can only obtain the entire data set and then select variables on ones own computer, in which case one needs specialized software as the data sets are often large. Over time more data sets will be downloadable and the information given here may be dated.

One can use these data sets as class exercises. e.g. get data on income and education and analyze. One easy one to extract data from is the PSID.
For serious research, however, one needs to look in more detail at the survey design and questionnaire to find out, for example, whether a value is 0 because it really is 0 or whether it is 0 because the person was not asked the question.

Journal Data Archives

Several journals require that data used in a study published in a journal be placed on archive so other researchers can attempt to replicate their results.
All but the first of these data sets tend to be highly specialized and are most suitable for use in economics Ph.D. field courses.

 

Links
 


 

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