Category: Teaching
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Ceteris Lab: Learn Econometrics Interactively with Python

Ceteris Lab is an interactive learning platform that makes econometrics engaging and practical for students, educators, and professionals. It combines economic theory, statistical concepts, and Python programming with real-world datasets. The platform emphasizes active learning through visual aids, exercises, quizzes, and AI tutoring, fostering essential analytical skills for various fields.
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AI-powered global macro forecasting dashboard

Global Macro Outlook AI is an interactive macroeconomic forecasting and risk-monitoring dashboard for research and education. It tracks country risk, inflation, central bank policy, fiscal conditions, credit cycles, external vulnerability, commodities, forecasting scenarios, AI-style country reports, methodology, and transparent data-source coverage across major economies.
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Impact of Trump Tariffs on Canada’s Economy

The Conference Board of Canada’s report analyzes the economic fallout from proposed U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports. It predicts a 1.3% GDP decline nationally by 2025, with significant job losses and rising inflation. Provinces like Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, and Quebec will face notable reductions in GDP due to various sector impacts.
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Celebrating the Completion of the Teaching Excellence Program! 🎓🌟

I am thrilled to announce that I have completed the Teaching Excellence Program at Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology for the 2023-2024 year! 🎉
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Navigating Economic Challenges: Insights from Canada’s Economic Outlook and Global Trends

Introduction Policymakers, companies, and investors must all grasp the intricate interactions between economic factors in today’s dynamic global economy. With an emphasis on Canada’s economic outlook and worldwide trends, this article explores significant revelations from recent economic reports. Strong population growth and expected monetary policy changes have supported Canada’s economy despite obstacles including sticky inflation…
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Analyzing Monetary Policy Perspectives in USA and Canada: Insights and Recommendations
Abstract The recent monetary policy statements from the Bank of Canada (BoC) and the Federal Reserve serve as vital indicators of the current economic landscape. This analysis breaks down the perspectives of both central banks, emphasizing their strategies amidst varying economic conditions. While the BoC maintains a cautious stance, the Fed anticipates potential rate adjustments…
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Return Spillovers and Volatility Spillovers: Interconnectedness in Financial Markets

Excerpt: Return spillovers and volatility spillovers are two fundamental concepts that play a crucial role in shaping the dynamics of financial markets. These spillovers represent the intricate interconnections between different assets and markets, influencing the overall risk and stability of the financial system. Return spillovers capture the transmission of return movements from one asset to…
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CPE Certificate

Just received my CPE Certificate for the course ‘Bay Area Economic Update Series: Cash Management in the Current Economy.’ 🎉 Grateful for the opportunity to enhance my professional skills and earn Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit. Thank you to all involved! #CPE #ProfessionalDevelopment
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Navigating the Inflation Conundrum: Central Banks’ Agonizing Choices and the Implications for Financial Markets

The key concepts discussed in the article “The trouble with sticky inflationInvestors must prepare for sustained higher inflationThe costs of taming price rises could prove too unpalatable for central bank” Overall, the article highlights the complex challenges and potential consequences associated with managing inflation and making choices in the current economic climate. https://www.economist.com/leaders/2023/06/22/investors-must-prepare-for-sustained-higher-inflation
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The Equation Object: Examining Equation Outputs’ Results in EViews

Panel 1 contains information on the inputs for the regression; Panel 2 has the estimated coefficients and other statistics that let you assess their significance; and Panel 3 contains summary statistics for the estimated regression. For Panel 1: For Panel 2: For Panel 3: