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Advancements in Macroeconometric Modeling and Time Series Analysis
edited by
submission deadline 31 Dec 2025 | 4 articles | Viewed by 7507 | Submission Open
Keywords: time series analysis; multivariate data analysis; numerical methods; data visualization; macroeconomy; structural VARs; testing; inference
Innovations in Bayesian Econometrics: Theory, Techniques, and Economic Analysis
edited by Deborah Gefang
submission deadline 31 May 2026 | 2 articles | Viewed by 3956 | Submission Open
Keywords: non- and semiparametric inferences; mixture models; vector autoregressions; quantile regression; mixed-frequency methods; state-space models; forecasting; parameter shrinkage and variable selection; uncertainty; machine learning
Labor Market Dynamics and Wage Inequality: Econometric Models of Income Distribution
edited by Marc K. Chan
submission deadline 25 Jun 2026 | Viewed by 63 | Submission Open
Keywords: labor market dynamics; inequality and distributional analysis; wage determination; policy evaluation; panel data methods; structural econometric models; machine learning; causal inference; spatial econometrics; time series
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