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# Dev-II
Materials for The Graduate Center's Spring 2016 Economics
Development II PhD seminar.


__Lecture and reading Notes as Jupyter Notebooks__

This is a repository of [jupyter notebooks] on topics in the Microeconomics of
Development. There are only a couple rough notebooks here now, but over time
these should become more numerous and more polished. Some notebooks offer
just simple analytic summaries of interesting topics or academic papers, while
others provide code for simulations and visualizations of applied theory models
to replicate and extend results. I hope to add a few replications of empirical
papers as well. Topics are drawn from the fields of trade and growth,
household economics, agrarian production structure and the equilibrium
size distribution of firms, the political economy of property rights,
institutions and policy reform, the theory of contracts and intermediation
(in markets for land, labor and financial services), as well as papers on
targeting, RCTs and program impact evaluation.

In its present form this is much less like a coherent sequential collection
of lecture notes and more like an idiosyncratic collection of reading notes
and materials that complement lecture notes by inviting you to explore and
extend the embedded simulations and data analyses.

If you click [![Binder](http://mybinder.org/badge.svg)](http://mybinder.org/repo/jhconning/Dev-II)
you will launch a cloud-based juptyer notebook server that will allow you to
run any of the notebooks interactively. Alternatively, clone this github
and run them on your own computer.

The following table describes the contents of the notebooks folders and links
to quick static views of the notebook content.

| Lecture/Reading Note |Description |
| --------| :-----|
| [jupyter_notebooks] | Economics with Jupyter Notebooks |
| [SFM] |The Specific Factors Model |
| [Lucas90] |Lucas' 1990 AER paper 'Why Doesn't Capital Flow from Rich to Poor Countries?'' |
| [HarrisTodaro] |Harris and Todaro's 1970 paper 'Migration, unemployment and development' |
| [FarmHousehold] |Separable and non-separable Farm Household Models|
| __useful building blocks__ | |
| [consume_opt1] | Static consumer optimum and (interactive) indifference curve plot |
| __Jupyter & python tips__ | |
| [DHBox] | How to run notebooks using the GC's DHBox service (no setup on your machine) |
| [Stata_in_jupyter] | Run Stata in a jupyter notebook moving data to and from python |
| [DataAPIs] | Use the pandas library and a data API to access online datasets |


[jupyter notebooks]:https://jupyter.org/
[nbviewer]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/
[notebooks folder]:https://github.com/jhconning/Dev-II/tree/master/notebooks
[dev-ii-seminar.readthedocs.org]:http://dev-ii-seminar.readthedocs.org/
[jupyter_notebooks]: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/jupyter_notebooks.ipynb
[HarrisTodaro]: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/HarrisTodaro.ipynb
[FarmHousehold]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/FarmHousehold.ipynb
[Lucas90]: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/Lucas90.ipynb
[SFM]: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/SFM.ipynb
[consume_opt1]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/consume_opt1.ipynb
[DHBox]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/DHBox.ipynb
[DataAPIs]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/DataAPIs.ipynb
[Stata_in_jupyter]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/Stata_in_jupyter.ipynb

The course site [dev-ii-seminar.readthedocs.org] has the reading list
and syllabus for the course and auto-generated styled HTML and PDF versions of
all this content (but sometimes not all repo content converts).

__Other Resources__

A few other sites similar to this using jupyter notebooks and scientific
python for economics:

| Sites and Repos |Description |
| --------| :-----|
| [Quantecon] | Economics with Jupyter Notebooks |
| [nyu_eco370] |NYU's Spring '16 ECO370: Quantitative Economics with Python|


[Quantecon]:http://quant-econ.net/
[nyu_eco370]:https://github.com/mmcky/nyu-econ-370
# Dev-II
Materials for The Graduate Center's Spring 2016 Economics
Development II PhD seminar.


__Lecture and reading Notes as Jupyter Notebooks__

This is a repository of [jupyter notebooks] on topics in the Microeconomics of
Development. There are only a couple rough notebooks here now, but over time
these should become more numerous and more polished. Some notebooks offer
just simple analytic summaries of interesting topics or academic papers, while
others provide code for simulations and visualizations of applied theory models
to replicate and extend results. I hope to add a few replications of empirical
papers as well. Topics are drawn from the fields of trade and growth,
household economics, agrarian production structure and the equilibrium
size distribution of firms, the political economy of property rights,
institutions and policy reform, the theory of contracts and intermediation
(in markets for land, labor and financial services), as well as papers on
targeting, RCTs and program impact evaluation.

In its present form this is much less like a coherent sequential collection
of lecture notes and more like an idiosyncratic collection of reading notes
and materials that complement lecture notes by inviting you to explore and
extend the embedded simulations and data analyses.

If you click [![Binder](http://mybinder.org/badge.svg)](http://mybinder.org/repo/jhconning/Dev-II)
you will launch a cloud-based juptyer notebook server that will allow you to
run any of the notebooks interactively. Alternatively, clone this github
and run them on your own computer.

The following table describes the contents of the notebooks folders and links
to quick static views of the notebook content.

| Lecture/Reading Note |Description |
| --------| :-----|
| [jupyter_notebooks] | Economics with Jupyter Notebooks |
| [Lucas90] |Lucas' 1990 AER paper 'Why Doesn't Capital Flow from Rich to Poor Countries?'' |
| [Edgeworth] |Edgeworth Box: Efficiency in Production|
| [SFM] |The Specific Factors Model |
| [HarrisTodaro] |Harris and Todaro's 1970 paper 'Migration, unemployment and development' |
| [FarmHousehold] |Separable and non-separable Farm Household Models|
| __useful building blocks__ | |
| [consume_opt1] | Static consumer optimum and (interactive) indifference curve plot |
| __Jupyter & python tips__ | |
| [DHBox] | How to run notebooks using the GC's DHBox service (no setup on your machine) |
| [Stata_in_jupyter] | Run Stata in a jupyter notebook moving data to and from python |
| [DataAPIs] | Use the pandas library and a data API to access online datasets |


[jupyter notebooks]:https://jupyter.org/
[nbviewer]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/
[notebooks folder]:https://github.com/jhconning/Dev-II/tree/master/notebooks
[dev-ii-seminar.readthedocs.org]:http://dev-ii-seminar.readthedocs.org/
[jupyter_notebooks]: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/jupyter_notebooks.ipynb
[Edgeworth]: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/EdgeworthProduction.ipynb
[HarrisTodaro]: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/HarrisTodaro.ipynb
[FarmHousehold]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/FarmHousehold.ipynb
[Lucas90]: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/Lucas90.ipynb
[SFM]: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/SFM.ipynb
[consume_opt1]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/consume_opt1.ipynb
[DHBox]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/DHBox.ipynb
[DataAPIs]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/DataAPIs.ipynb
[Stata_in_jupyter]:http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jhconning/Dev-II/blob/master/notebooks/Stata_in_jupyter.ipynb

The course site [dev-ii-seminar.readthedocs.org] has the reading list
and syllabus for the course and auto-generated styled HTML and PDF versions of
all this content (but sometimes not all repo content converts).

__Other Resources__

A few other sites similar to this using jupyter notebooks and scientific
python for economics:

| Sites and Repos |Description |
| --------| :-----|
| [Quantecon] | Economics with Jupyter Notebooks |
| [nyu_eco370] |NYU's Spring '16 ECO370: Quantitative Economics with Python|


[Quantecon]:http://quant-econ.net/
[nyu_eco370]:https://github.com/mmcky/nyu-econ-370
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Econ 842 Development II (Spring 2016)
=======================================
Notes and materials for The Graduate
Center's Economics 842 taught by Jonathan Conning

`Reading list`_ (with links to weekly reading assignments):

Original course Syllabus_

.. _Reading list: https://goo.gl/6Nvy4b
.. _Syllabus: https://goo.gl/ZDoOJ5

PLEASE VISIT THE GITHUB REPOSITORY FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE CONTENT
(AS NOT EVERYTHING IS BEING RENDERED HERE)

https://github.com/jhconning/Dev-II

The rest of the site is a very early stab at assembling lecture
notes and reading notes on development microeconomics topics all written
as interactive jupyter notebooks (described below).

This is a *very* preliminary. Over time I'll post more content and
improve the posted drafts. If you'd like to suggest edits or
contribute material please do so via the github repository
(start an 'issue ticket'):

https://github.com/jhconning/Dev-II

Development Microeconomics with Jupyter Notebooks
----------------------------------------------------
Table of contents is not showing correct indentation for some
reason (bear with me while I struggle with Sphinx rendering)...

.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
:titlesonly:

notebooks/jupyter_notebooks
notebooks/Lucas90
notebooks/SFM
notebooks/HarrisTodaro
notebooks/FarmHousehold
notebooks/consume_opt1
notebooks/DataAPIs
notebooks/Stata_in_jupyter

.. _Economics 842: http://www.gc.cuny.edu/Page-Elements/Academics-Research-Centers-Initiatives/Doctoral-Programs/Economics/Courses
Econ 842 Development II (Spring 2016)
=======================================
Notes and materials for The Graduate
Center's Economics 842 taught by Jonathan Conning

`Reading list`_ (with links to weekly reading assignments):

Original course Syllabus_

.. _Reading list: https://goo.gl/6Nvy4b
.. _Syllabus: https://goo.gl/ZDoOJ5

PLEASE VISIT THE GITHUB REPOSITORY FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE CONTENT
(AS NOT EVERYTHING IS BEING RENDERED HERE)

https://github.com/jhconning/Dev-II

The rest of the site is a very early stab at assembling lecture
notes and reading notes on development microeconomics topics all written
as interactive jupyter notebooks (described below).

This is a *very* preliminary set of notes. Over time I'll post new content and
improve the posted drafts. If you spot errors or would like to suggest edits or
contribute material please do so via the github repository
(start an 'issue ticket'):

https://github.com/jhconning/Dev-II

Development Microeconomics with Jupyter Notebooks
----------------------------------------------------
The table of contents is not indenting properly for some
reason (bear with me while I struggle to understand Sphinx rendering)...

.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
:titlesonly:

notebooks/jupyter_notebooks
notebooks/Lucas90
notebooks/EdgeworthProduction
notebooks/SFM
notebooks/HarrisTodaro
notebooks/FarmHousehold
notebooks/consume_opt1
notebooks/DataAPIs
notebooks/Stata_in_jupyter

.. _Economics 842: http://www.gc.cuny.edu/Page-Elements/Academics-Research-Centers-Initiatives/Doctoral-Programs/Economics/Courses

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