📅 2024-09-10 — Session: Advanced Economic Problem Assessment and Insights
🕒 03:00–06:30
🏷️ Labels: Economics, Phd, Asset Pricing, Game Theory, Auction Theory, Weibull Distribution
📂 Project: Teaching
⭐ Priority: MEDIUM
Session Goal
The session aimed to evaluate and generate advanced economic problems and insights suitable for PhD-level education, focusing on asset pricing, consumption habits, and game theory.
Key Activities
- Assessment of Advanced Economics Problem: Evaluated the complexity of an asset-pricing problem for PhD students, focusing on consumption habits and risk aversion.
- PhD-Level Questions in Consumption-Based Asset Pricing: Outlined approaches to formulate challenging questions in consumption-based asset pricing, addressing model dynamics and empirical applications.
- Weibull Distribution Analysis for Job Tenure: Analyzed job tenure using a Weibull distribution model, considering factors like education, sector, and gender.
- Equilibrium Bid Calculation for Buyer 1: Derived the equilibrium bid strategy for a buyer in auction theory.
- Challenging Abstract Economic Questions: Developed complex questions in game theory, stochastic control, and auction design.
- Modeling a Two-Period Bargaining Game: Outlined a model for a two-period bargaining game with a Python simulation.
- Guidelines for Using External Tools on Strict Platforms: Provided best practices for using tools like Grammarly on strict platforms.
Achievements
- Developed a comprehensive set of PhD-level economic problems and insights.
- Enhanced understanding of complex economic models and strategies.
Pending Tasks
- Further exploration of empirical applications in consumption-based asset pricing.
- Detailed analysis and simulation of the two-period bargaining game.