【极致中配】麻省理工 MIT 14.04 中级微观经济理论，2020 年秋季（更新中）

Lecture 1 引言，供求

Lecture 2 首选项和实用程序功能

Lecture 3 预算约束和约束选择

Lecture 4 需求曲线和收入替代效应

Lecture 5 生产理论

Lecture 6 费用

Lecture 7 竞争 I

Lecture 8 竞争 II

Lecture 9 供需与消费者生产者剩余

Lecture 10 福利经济学

Lecture 11 垄断 I

Lecture 12 垄断 II

Lecture 13 寡头垄断 I

Lecture 14 寡头垄断 II

Lecture 15 投入市场 I - 劳动力与资本

Lecture 16 投入市场 II - 劳动力与资本

Lecture 17 跨期选择

Lecture 18 增加储蓄和贸易介绍

Lecture 19 国际贸易：福利与政策

Lecture 20 不确定性

Lecture 21 社会保险

Lecture 22 效率与公平

Lecture 23 政府再分配和税收

Lecture 24 市场失灵 I ：外部性

Lecture 25 行为经济

Lecture 26 健康经济学

Lecture 1 Introduction to 14.02 Principles of Macroeconomics

Lecture 2 Basic Macroeconomic Concepts

Lecture 3 The Goods Market

Lecture 4 The Financial Market

Lecture 5 ISLM Model

Lecture 6 ISLM continued

Lecture 7 An Extended ISLM Model

Lecture 8 The Labor Market

Lecture 9 The Phillips Curve and Inflation

Lecture 10 Quiz 1 Review

Lecture 11 The ISLMPC Model

Lecture 12 ISLMPC Model continued

Lecture 13 The Facts of Growth

Lecture 14 Saving Capital Accumulation and Output

Lecture 15 Technological Progress and Growth

Lecture 16 Convergence and CrossCountry Variation

Lecture 17 Introduction to Open Economy

Lecture 18 Quiz 2 Review

Lecture 19 The Goods Market in the Open Economy

Lecture 20 The MundellFleming Model

Lecture 21 Exchange Rate Regimes

Lecture 22 Financial Markets and Expectations

Lecture 23 Asset Pricing

Lecture 24 ISLM and Expectations

Lecture 25 Quiz 3 Review

1. Introduction for 15.S12 Blockchain and Money, Fall 2018

2. Money, Ledgers & Bitcoin

10. Financial System Challenges & Opportunities

11. Blockchain Economics

14. Payments, Part 2

15. Central Banks & Commercial Banking, Part 1

20. Primary Markets, ICOs & Venture Capital, Part 2

21. Post Trade Clearing, Settlement & Processing

22. Trade Finance & Supply Chain

23. Digital ID

24. Conclusion

Session 1, Part 1： Introduction and Overview of Business Plans

Session 1, Part 2： Refining and Presenting Your Venture Idea

Session 2, Part 1： Marketing and Sales

Session 2, Part 2： Business Models

Session 3, Part 1： Financing Sources Panel

Session 3, Part 2： Financial Projections

Session 4, Part 2： Legal Issues

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Brand identity and brand image

1.3 Interview with Bethany Koby, Director, Technology Will Save Us

1.4 Brand purpose (part 1)

1.5 Brand purpose (part 2)

1.6 Interview with David Kershaw, CEO, M&C Saatchi

1.7 3E's (part 1)

1.8 3E's (part 2)

2.1 Why brand experiences matter (Part 1)

2.2 Why brand experiences matter (Part 2)

2.3 Digital brand experiences (Part 1)

2.4 Digital brand experiences (Part 2)

2.5 Designing Brand Experiences (Part 1)

2.6 Designing Brand Experiences (Part 2)

2.7 Signature Pricing

2.8 Interview with Huib van Bockel

2.9 Interview with Professor Bernd H. Schmitt (Columbia Business School)

3.1 Connecting the Dots (Part 1)

3.2 Connecting the Dots (Part 2)

3.3 From Silos to Synchrony (Part 1)

3.4 From Silos to Synchrony (Part 2)

3.5 Interview with Ije Nwokorie (CEO, Wolff Olins)

3.6 Aligning the 3Bs at LBS

3.7 Interview with Helen Casey (Head of Marketing, Old Mutual)

3.8 Interview with Henk Viljoen (Group Head of Internal Communications, Old Mutu

3.9 Global Alignment (Part 1)

3.10 Global Alignment (Part 2)

3.11 Interview with Keith Weed (CMO, Unilever)

3.12 Brand Portfolio Management (Part 1)

3.13 Brand Portfolio Management (Part 2)

4.1 Brand Practices (Part 1)

4.2 Brand Practices (Part 2)

4.3 Brand Practices (Part 3)

4.4 Interview with Helen Edwards (Co-founder and director, Passionbrand)

4.5 Interview with Richard Hytner (Deputy Chairman, Saatchi & Saatchi)

4.6: Interview with Tanya Truman (Lush)

4.7: Interview with Nik Allebon (Lush)

4.8 The Six A's of Brand Engagement (Part 1)

4.9 The Six A's of Brand Engagement (Part 2)

4.10 The Six A's of Brand Engagement (Part 3)

4.11 The Six A's of Brand Engagement (Part 4)

4.12 The ABCs of Behaviour Change (Part 1)

4.13 The ABCs of Behaviour Change (Part 2)

4.14 The ABCs of Behaviour Change (Part 3)

4.15 The ABCs of Behaviour Change (Part 4)

5.1 Introduction

5.2 Brand health: The traditional approach

5.3 Internal brand health

5.4 Customer-based brand equity

5.5 Employee-based brand equity

5.6 Brand Value and Valuation

5.7 Interview with David Haigh, CEO, Brand Finance

5.8 Brand Metrics (Part 1)

5.9 Brand Metrics (Part 2)

5.10 Course Summary

1. Finance, Growth, and Volatility

2. Micro-Founded Macro Models

3. Growth, TFP, and Inequality

4. Growth, TFP, Domestic and International Capital Flows

5. Measurement in Development

6. Insurance

7. Capital Asset Pricing

8. Macro Approaches to Consumption Smoothing and Risk Sharing

9. Labor and Development

10. Dynamic Financial Constraints

11. Evaluation of a Large Scale Microfinance Experiment

12. From Reduced Form to Structural Evaluation

Class 1： Intro and Key Technological Trends Affecting Financial Services

Class 2： Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning

Class 3： Artificial Intelligence in Finance

Class 4： Open APIs & Marketing Channels

Class 5： Blockchain Technology & Cryptocurrencies

Class 6： Payments

Class 7： Credit & Lending

Class 8： Challenger Banks

Class 9： Trading & Capital Markets

Class 10： Insurance

Class 11： Coronavirus Crisis & Finance

Class 12： Conclusion

Lecture 1： Introduction to Development Economics

Lecture 2： Poverty Traps： Theory

Lecture 3： Poverty Traps： Graduation Programs

Lecture 4： Behavioral Development Economics： Introduction

Lecture 5： Behavioral Development Economics： Psychology of Poverty

Lecture 6： Investing in Human Capital： Theory

Lecture 7： Demand for Education

Lecture 8： Private and Social Returns to Education

Lecture 9： Supply of Education

Lecture 10： Savings

Lecture 11： Demand for Health (Part 1)

Lecture 12： Demand for Health (Part 2)

Lecture 13： Family

Lecture 14： Supply of Health Care (Part 2)⧸ Gender (Part 1)

Lecture 15： Gender and the Labor Market

Lecture 16： Land Markets (Part 1)

Lecture 17： Land Markets (Part 2)

Lecture 18： Land Markets (Part 3) ⧸ Public Finance (part 1)

Lecture 19： Public Finance (Part 2)

Lecture 20： Public Finance (Part 3)

Lecture 21： PF (Part 4) ⧸ Labor (Part 1)

Lecture 22： Labor (Part 2)

Lecture 23： Labor (Part 3)

Lecture 24： Credit (Part 1)

Lecture 25： Credit (Part 2)

Lecture 1： Economic Science

Lecture 2： Consumer Choice

Lecture 3： Income and Substitution Effects

Lecture 4： Production and Profit Maximization

Lecture 5： Uncertainty and Linear Programs

Lecture 6： Dynamics and Programming

Lecture 7： Pareto Optimality

Exam #1 Review for Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

Lecture 8： Risk-Sharing Application

Lecture 9： Risk-Sharing with Production

Lecture 10： Ledgers and Management

Lecture 11： Contracts and Mechanism Design

Lecture 12： Contract Application, Obstacles

Lecture 13： Walrasian Equilibrium and Trade

Lecture 14： Real and Financial Flows： Thailand

Lecture 15： Data and Policy in the United States

Exam #2 Review for Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

Lecture 16： Fundamental Welfare Theorems

Lecture 17： Existence of Equilibria

Lecture 18： Aggregation

Lecture 19： Identification and Falsification

Lecture 20： Failure of Welfare Theorems

Lecture 21： Bubbles

Final Exam Review for Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

Welcome to the Google Project Management Certificate

Introduction to Course 1

Get started with your Google Project Management Certificate

What is project management?

What does a project manager do?

Transferable project management skills

X: Path to becoming a project manager

From certificate to career success

Finding the perfect role

Gilbert: Project management skills in my role

Wrap-up

Introduction: Becoming an effective project manager

The value of a project manager

JuAnne: Path to becoming a project manager

Key project manager roles and responsibilities

A project manager’s role within a team

Elita: A day in the life of a project manager

The core skills of a project manager

Ben: Driving impact with AI in the workplace

Boost your project management skills with AI

Rachel: My journey to becoming a project manager

Leadership and team dynamics

Ellen: Traits of a successful project manager

Wrap-up

Introduction: The project management life cycle and methodologies

Exploring the phases of the project life cycle

Phases in action: Initiating and planning

Phases in action: Executing and closing

Introduction to project management methodologies

Overview of Waterfall and Agile

Introduction to Lean and Six Sigma

Wrap-up

Introduction: Organizational structure and culture

Overview of Classic and Matrix structures

How organizational structure impacts project management

Lan: Working in a Project Management Office

Introduction to organizational culture

Amar: Project management in life and in the organization

Introduction to change management

Participating in change management

Introduction

What is FinTech?

Robo-Advising

Defining the Market Size

Attitudes Towards Financial Apps

Assets Under Management of Robo-Advisors

The Insurtech Market

The Global Market

Key Considerations in FinTech

Millennials' Attitude Towards Financial Advice

Risk Aversion

Millennials and Social Impact

Trust in FinTech

Choice Architecture

Professor Sarin Introduction

History of Payment Methods

Current Global Trends in Payment Methods

Two-Sided Payment Markets

Complexity of Payment Process

Cost Burden for Merchants

Who Pays for Credit Card Reward

Introduction to Regulation

US Credit Regulation

International Credit Regulation

Future of Payment Networks

Perspectives on Regulation

The Regulation Innovation Tradeoff

The Great Recession

Emergence of FinTech

FinTech Growth & Benefits

Issues with FinTech

Issues Regulating FinTech

US FinTech Regulation

Global FinTech Regulation

RegTech and Looking Forward

Thank You

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Introduction

Cost accounting and corporate management

Cost accounting, management accounting, and financial accounting

Definition of costs

Total and unit costs, direct and indirect costs, fixed and variable costs

Inventoriable and period costs, opportunity and sunk costs

Three sub-systems of cost accounting

Absorption costing vs variable costing

Tasks of cost-type accounting, linkage to financial accounting, and important co

Introduction to material costs

Recording material consumption

Valuing material consumption

Personnel costs

Types of machine costs

Depreciation

Interest costs

Tasks of cost-center accounting and structure of cost centers

The three steps of cost-center accounting

Primary cost allocation

Overview of the methods for the allocation of service-department costs

Reciprocal method based on equations

Reciprocal method based on iterations

Method of credits and debits

Step-ladder method

Direct method

Determining overhead rates

Tasks of product and service costing

Classification of cost objects

The relationship between program type, product characteristics, and costing meth

The general approach to job costing

Job costing with multiple overhead rates

Machine-hour costing

Actual costing, interim costing, and normal costing

Book keeping for job shop production

Single-stage process costing

Multi-stage process costing

Equivalence number method

Cost allocation for joint products and byproducts

Welcome video

Financial Markets Introduction

Your Teaching Assistant, Arun!

Good and Evil

VaR and Stress Tests

S&P 500

Joe McNay Story

Distribution and Outliers

Chalk Talk - Covariance

Insurance Fundamentals

Insurance Milestones

Insurance is a Local Phenomenon

Health Insurance

Disasters

Eggs in One Basket

Salon - Risk

CAPM

Chalk Talk: Beta

Chalk Talk: CAPM and Diversification

Short Sales

Calculating the Optimal Portfolio

Efficient Portfolio Frontier

Chalk Talk - Gordon Growth Model

Invention Takes Time

Salon - Innovation

Limited Liability

Inflation Indexed Debt

Unidad de Fomento

Real Estate: Risk Management Devices

Forecasting

Intuition of Efficiency

Price as PDV

Doubting Efficiency

Introduction to Behavioral Finance

Prospect Theory

Chalk Talk - More on Prospect Theory

Logical Fallacies

The Brain

Magical Thinking

Personality Disorders

1982 Savings Account

Federal Funds and Interest Rates

Compound Interest

Discount Bonds

Consol and Annuity

Forward Rates and Expectation Theory

Inflation

Leverage

Market Capitalization by Country

The Corporation

Shares and Dividends

Common vs. Preferred

Corporate Charter

Corporations Raise Money

Dilution

Share Repurchase

PDV of Expected Dividends

Why do firms pay dividends?

Salon - Recessions

History of Mortgage Lending

Commercial Real Estate Vehicles

Mortgages, part 1

Mortgages, part 2

PMI, CMOs, CDOs

Post Crisis Regulation

Chalk Talks - Excess Reserves

The Bubble, part 1

The Bubble, part 2

The Bubble, part 3

Salon - Bubbles

Regulation Overview

Salon - Regulation and housing

Within Firm Regulation, part 1

Within Firm Regulation, part 2

Trade Groups

Local Regulation

National Regulation, part 1

National Regulation, part 2

National Regulation, part 3

International Regulation

Salon - Student Loans

Forwards and Futures Introduction

Forward Contracts

Futures Contracts

Rice Futures

Wheat Futures

Buying, Selling, and Settlement

Fair Value in Futures Contracts

Oil Futures

SPI & FFR Futures

Options Overview

Reading Options Pricing

Why Options exist

Ubiquity of Options

Put / Call parity

Using Options to Hedge

Investment Banks Introduction

The Underwriting Process

IPOs

Goldman Sachs and John Whitehead

Ratings Agencies

Glass Steagall

Net Worth of the US

The Prudent Person

Salon - Advisors

Mutual Funds and ETFs

Brokers and Dealers

Exchanges

Limit Order Book

High Frequency Trading

Payment for Order Flow

Government Debt

Government involvement in Corporations

Municipal Finance

Government Social Insurance

Nonprofits

Cooperatives

Alternative Forms

Salon - Public vs. Private

Critics of Modern Finance

Democratization of Finance

Salon - Democratization of Finance

Finance and War

Finance and Population Growth

The Importance of Financial Theory

Wealth and Poverty

Your Career and Finance

Interview with Roger Ferguson

Interview with Lei Zhang

1.1 Course Introduction

1.2 Definition and Uses of Models, Common Functions

1.3 How Models Are Used in Practice

1.4 Key Steps in the Modeling Process

1.5 A Vocabulary for Modeling

1.6 Mathematical Functions

1.7 Summary

2.1 Introduction to Linear Models and Optimization

2.2 Growth in Discrete Time

2.3 Constant Proportionate Growth

2.4 Present and Future Value

2.5 Optimization

2.6 Summary

3.1 Introduction to Probabilistic Models

3.2 Examples of Probabilistic Models

3.3 Regression Models

3.4 Probability Trees

3.5 Monte Carlo Simulations

3.6 Markov Chain Models

3.7 Building Blocks of Probability Models

3.8 The Bernoulli Distribution

3.9 The Binomial Distribution

3.10 The Normal Distribution

3.11 The Empirical Rule

3.12 Summary

4.1 Introduction to Regression Model

4.2 Use of Regression Models

4.3 Interpretation of Regression Coefficients

4.4 R-squared and Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE)

4.5 Fitting Curves to Data

4.6 Multiple Regression

4.7 Logistic Regression

4.8 Summary of Regression Models

Marketing 101: Building Strong Brands Part I

Marketing 101: Building Strong Brands Part II

Strategic Marketing

Segmentation and Targeting

Brand Positioning

Brand Mantra: The Elevator Speech

Experiential Branding

From Product-Centric to Customer-Centric Management

Cracks in the Product-Centric Approach

Data-Driven Business Models

Three Cheers for Direct Marketing

Which Firms Are Customer Centric?

What is Customer Centricity?

Living in a Customer-Centric World

More Reflections on Customer Centricity

Questions on Customer Centricity

Designing a Communications Campaign

Key Trends

Media Planning

Pricing

Understanding Price Sensitivity

Measuring Price Elasticity

Psychological Aspects of Pricing

Analytic Foundations for Pricing

Economic Value to the Customer

Creating Customer Access

Disruption in Information Delivery

Managing Channel Conflict

Online Retailing and E-Commerce

Digital Marketing Foundations

Summary

Brand Messaging & Communication

Brand Elements: Choosing a Brand Name

Brand Elements: Color & Taglines

Brand Elements: Packaging

Brand Elements: Persuasion

Repositioning a Brand

The Brand Named Jennifer

Awesomeness TV

Playboy in China

Crocs

Barriers to, and Challenges of, Customer Centricity

Pay It Forward: Google and Others

CLV: Electronic Arts

Rewarding CLV: Merial

Customer Analytics Initiative

New Start-ups in Customer Centricity

Lagged dependent variable ARMA

Koyck transformation

Invertibility - converting an MA(1) to an AR(infinite) process

ARMA(1,1) processes - introduction and examples

The partial adjustment model

Error correction model - part 1

Error correction model - part 2

Pooled cross sectional models introduction

Pooled cross sectional data benefits - part 1

Pooled cross sectional data benefits - part 2

Panel vs pooled data

Panel data econometrics - an introduction

First Differences estimator

Fixed Effects estimators： an introduction

Least Squares Dummy Variables estimators

Estimating unobserved heterogeneity

The concept of R-Squared in Fixed Effects and LSDV estimators

Fixed Effects, First Differences and Pooled OLS - intuitio

Fixed Effects and First Differences comparison - part 1

Fixed Effects and First Differences comparison - part 2

Fixed Effects and First Differences comparison - part 3

Random Effects Estimator - an introduction

How does Random Effects work？

Random Effects estimators as fGLS

Random Effects estimators - time-invariant variables effects benefit

Random Effects vs Fixed Effects estimators

Hausman test for Random Effects vs Fixed Effects]

Panel data conditions for consistency and unbiasedness of estimators

Panel data conditions for BLUE estimation and inference

The linear probability model - an introduction

The linear probability model - example

The problems with the linear probability model - part 1

The problems with the linear probability model - part 2

The problems with the linear probability model - part 3

Nonlinear discrete choice models - an introduction

Discrete choice models - introduction to logit and probit

Discrete choice models - partial effect part 1

Discrete choice models - partial effect part 2

Nonlinear discrete choice model estimation

Maximum Likelihood estimation - an introduction part 1

Maximum Likelihood estimation - an introduction part 2

Maximum Likelihood estimation - an introduction part 3

Why maximise 'log' likelihood？

The Cramer-Rao Lower Bound： Inference in Maximum Likelihood Estimation

Maximum Likelihood - Cramer Rao Lower Bound Intuition

Likelihood ratio test - introduction

Wald Test - introduction

Score test (Lagrange Multiplier test) - introduction

Maximum Likelihood estimators of population mean and variance - part 1

Maximum Likelihood estimators of population mean and variance - part 2

Maximum Likelihood estimators of population mean and variance - part 3

Maximum likelihood： Normal error distribution - estimator variance part 1

Maximum likelihood： Normal error distribution - estimator variance part 2

Maximum likelihood： Normal error distribution - estimator variance part 3

Maximum Likelihood： Bernoulli random variables estimator variance part 1

Maximum Likelihood： Bernoulli random variables estimator variance part 2

Least Squares as a Maximum Likelihood estimator

Least squares comparison with Maximum Likelihood - proof that OLS is BUE

Maximum Likelihood estimation of Logit and Probit

Log odds interpretation of logistic regression

Probit model as a result of a latent variable model

Simultaneous equation models - an introduction

Simultaneous equation models - reduced form and structural equations

Simultaneous equation models - parameter identification

Simultaneous Equation Models： Order condition for parameter identification

Monte Carlo Simulation for estimators： An Introduction

Monte Carlo Simulation for Ordinary Least Squares

Monte Carlo Simulation of Omitted Variable Bias in Least Squares

Testing for significance of correlation

One sample t test on mean

Independent two sample t test for populations with equal variances

Variance Inflation Factors： testing for multicollinearity

Course Introduction

Contagious: How Things Catch On Video

Making Messages Stick Video

Simple

Unexpected

Concrete

Credible

Emotional Stories

The Power of Social Influence

Normative Influence

Using Social Influence to Increase Success

When Social Influence is Anti-Social

Conformity or Divergence?

Word of Mouth

Why Word of Mouth Matters

Social Currency

Triggers

Emotion

Public

Practical Value

Stories

How Social Networks Spread Information and Influence

What are Social Networks?

How Networks Shape the Spread of Information

Sprinkler vs. Waterfall Strategies

Social Ties and Active Sharing

Course Conclusion

Lecture 1： Concepts and Institutions (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 2： Measuring Liquidity (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 3, part 1： Information and Prices (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 3, part 2： Glosten-Milgrom Model (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 4： Determinants of Liquidity (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 5, part 1： Depth determinants, Kyle Model (Financial Markets Microstruct

Lecture 5, part 2： Empirics of Illiquidity (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 6： Limit Order Book Markets (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 7, part 1： Market Design (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 7, part 2： LOB Markets - Dynamic Analysis (Financial Markets Microstruct

Lecture 8, part 1： Market Fragmentation (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 8, part 2： Market Fragmentation (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 9, part 1： Market Transparency (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 9, part 2： Market Transparency (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 10, part 1： Value of Liquidity (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 10, part 2： Value of Liquidity (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 11, part 1： Corporate Governance (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 11, part 2： Digital Markets (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 12, part 1： High-Frequency and Algorithmic Trading (Financial Markets Mi

Lecture 12, part 2： High-Frequency Trading (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 13, part 1： High-Frequency Trading; Public Information (Financial Market

Lecture 13, part 2： Public Information (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 14, part 1： Herding and Bubbles (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 14, part 2： Herding and Bubbles (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 15, part 1： Auction Models (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Lecture 15, part 2： Auction Models (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Exercise class 3, part 1 (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Exercise class 3, part 2 (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Exercise class 4, part 1 (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Exercise class 4, part 2 (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Exercise class 5, part 1 (Financial Markets Microstructure)

Exercise class 5, part 2 (Financial Markets Microstructure)

【中文配音版】#1 Introduction to Econometrics & Econometric Analysis ｜ Part 1

#2 Introduction to Econometrics & Econometric Analysis ｜ Part 2

#3 Different Steps in Econometric Analysis ｜ Part 1 ｜ Introduction to Econometri

#4 Different Steps in Econometric Analysis ｜ Part 2 ｜ Introduction to Econometri

#5 Desirable Properties of the Estimates of the Population Parameters ｜ Part 1

#6 Desirable Properties of the Estimates of the Population Parameters ｜ Part 2

#7 Classical Linear Regression Model ｜ Part 1 ｜ Introduction to Econometrics

#8 Classical Linear Regression Model ｜ Part 2 ｜ Introduction to Econometrics

#9 Classical Linear Regression Model ｜ Part 3 ｜ Introduction to Econometrics

#10 Classical Linear Regression Model ｜ Part 4 ｜ Introduction to Econometrics

#11 Classical Linear Regression Model ｜ Part 5 ｜ Introduction to Econometrics

#12 Goodness of Fit Measure ｜ Anova & Hypothesis Testing ｜ Part 1 ｜ Introduction

#13 Goodness of Fit Measure ｜ Anova & Hypothesis Testing ｜ Part 2 ｜ Introduction

#14 Goodness of Fit Measure ｜ Anova & Hypothesis Testing ｜ Part 3 ｜ Introduction

#15 Goodness of Fit Measure ｜ Anova & Hypothesis Testing ｜ Part 4 ｜ Introduction

#16 Goodness of Fit Measure ｜ Anova & Hypothesis Testing ｜ Part 5 ｜ Introduction

#17 Application of STATA for Hypothesis Testing ｜ Part 1

#18 Application of STATA for Hypothesis Testing ｜ Part 2

#19 Application of STATA for Hypothesis Testing ｜ Part 3

#20 Application of STATA for Hypothesis Testing ｜ Part 4

#21 Application of STATA for Hypothesis Testing ｜ Part 5

#22 Multiple Linear Regression Model ｜ Application of F Statistics ｜ Part 1

#23 Multiple Linear Regression Model ｜ Application of F Statistics ｜ Part 2

#24 Multiple Linear Regression Model ｜ Application of F Statistics ｜ Part 3

#25 Multiple Linear Regression Model ｜ Application of F Statistics ｜ Part 4

#26 Multiple Linear Regression Model ｜ Application of F Statistics ｜ Part 5

#27 Multiple Linear Regression Model ｜ Application of F Statistics ｜ Part 6

#28 Structural Break Analysis Using Chow Test ｜ Part 1 ｜ Introduction to Econome

#29 Structural Break Analysis Using Chow Test ｜ Part 2 ｜ Introduction to Econome

#30 Structural Break Analysis Using Chow Test ｜ Part 3 ｜ Introduction to Econome

#31 Structural Break Analysis Using Chow Test ｜ Part 4 ｜ Introduction to Econome

#32 Structural Break Analysis Using Chow Test ｜ Part 5 ｜ Introduction to Econome

#33 Dummy Variable Analysis ｜ Part 1 ｜ Application of Difference in Difference f

#34 Dummy Variable Analysis ｜ Part 2 ｜ Application of Difference in Difference f

#35 Dummy Variable Analysis ｜ Part 3 ｜ Application of Difference in Difference f

#36 Dummy Variable Analysis ｜ Part 4 ｜ Application of Difference in Difference f

#37 Dummy Variable Analysis ｜ Part 5 ｜ Application of Difference in Difference f

#38 Statistical Analysis of Dummy Variable Models & Testing for Seasonal Fluctua

#39 Statistical Analysis of Dummy Variable Models & Testing for Seasonal Fluctua

#40 Qualitative Response Models ｜ Linear Probability Model ｜ Logit & Probit Mode

#40 Statistical Analysis of Dummy Variable Models & Testing for Seasonal Fluctua

#41 Qualitative Response Models ｜ Linear Probability Model ｜ Logit & Probit Mode

#41 Statistical Analysis of Dummy Variable Models & Testing for Seasonal Fluctua

#42 Qualitative Response Models ｜ Linear Probability Model ｜ Logit & Probit Mode

#42 Statistical Analysis of Dummy Variable Models & Testing for Seasonal Fluctua

#43 Qualitative Response Models ｜ Linear Probability Model ｜ Logit & Probit Mode

#43 Statistical Analysis of Dummy Variable Models & Testing for Seasonal Fluctua

#44 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Multicollinearity & AutoCorrelation ｜ Part

#45 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Multicollinearity & AutoCorrelation ｜ Part

#46 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Multicollinearity & AutoCorrelation ｜ Part

#47 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Multicollinearity & AutoCorrelation ｜ Part

#48 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Multicollinearity & AutoCorrelation ｜ Part

#49 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Multicollinearity & AutoCorrelation ｜ Part

#50 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Autocorrelation & Heteroscedasticity ｜ Part

#51 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Autocorrelation & Heteroscedasticity ｜ Part

#52 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Autocorrelation & Heteroscedasticity ｜ Part

#53 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Autocorrelation & Heteroscedasticity ｜ Part

#54 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Autocorrelation & Heteroscedasticity ｜ Part

#55 Relaxing the Assumptions of CLRM Autocorrelation & Heteroscedasticity ｜ Part

#60 Qualitative Response Models ｜ Linear Probability Model ｜ Logit ｜ Probit Mode

#61 Qualitative Response Models ｜ Probit ｜ Tobit Models ｜ Part 1 ｜ Introduction

#62 Qualitative Response Models ｜ Probit ｜ Tobit Models ｜ Part 2 ｜ Introduction

#63 Qualitative Response Models ｜ Probit ｜ Tobit Models ｜ Part 3 ｜ Introduction

#64 Qualitative Response Models ｜ Probit ｜ Tobit Models ｜ Part 4 ｜ Introduction

#65 Qualitative Response Models ｜ Probit ｜ Tobit Models ｜ Part 5 ｜ Introduction

【中文配音版】Lecture 1 - How to Start a Startup (Sam Altman, Dustin Moskovitz)

Lecture 2 - Team and Execution (Sam Altman)

Lecture 3 - Before the Startup (Paul Graham)

Lecture 4 - Building Product, Talking to Users, and Growing (Adora Cheung)

Lecture 5 - Competition is for Losers (Peter Thiel)

Lecture 6 - Growth (Alex Schultz)

Lecture 7 - How to Build Products Users Love (Kevin Hale)

Lecture 8 - How to Get Started, Doing Things that Don't Scale, Press

Lecture 9 - How to Raise Money (Marc Andreessen, Ron Conway, Parker Conrad)

Lecture 10 - Culture (Brian Chesky, Alfred Lin)

Lecture 11 - Hiring and Culture, Part 2 (Patrick and John Collison, Ben Silberma

Lecture 12 - Building for the Enterprise (Aaron Levie)

Lecture 13 - How to be a Great Founder (Reid Hoffman)

Lecture 14 - How to Operate (Keith Rabois)

Lecture 15 - How to Manage (Ben Horowitz)

Lecture 16 - How to Run a User Interview (Emmett Shear)

Lecture 17 - How to Design Hardware Products (Hosain Rahman)

Lecture 18 - Legal and Accounting Basics for Startups (Kirsty Nathoo, Carolynn L

Lecture 19 - Sales and Marketing; How to Talk to Investors (Tyler Bosmeny; YC Pa

Lecture 20 - Later-stage Advice (Sam Altman)

MOOC ｜ Lec 1： The Four Prices of Money ｜ Part 1： The Big Picture

MOOC ｜ Lec 1： The Four Prices of Money ｜ Part 2： Prerequisites？

MOOC ｜ Lec 1： The Four Prices of Money ｜ Part 3： What is a Bank, a Shadow Bank,

MOOC ｜ Lec 1： The Four Prices of Money ｜ Part 4： Central Themes

MOOC ｜ Lec 1： The Four Prices of Money ｜ Part 5： Readings： Allyn Young

MOOC ｜ Lec 2： The Natural Hierarchy of Money ｜ Part 1： The Eurocrisis, Liquidit

MOOC ｜ Lec 2： The Natural Hierarchy of Money ｜ Part 2： Hierarchy of Financial In

MOOC ｜ Lec 2： The Natural Hierarchy of Money ｜ Part 3： Hierarchy of Financial In

MOOC ｜ Lec 2： The Natural Hierarchy of Money ｜ Part 4： Dynamics of the Hierarchy

MOOC ｜ Lec 2： The Natural Hierarchy of Money ｜ Part 5： Discipline and Elasticity

MOOC ｜ Lec 2： The Natural Hierarchy of Money ｜ Part 6： Hierarchy of Market Maker

MOOC ｜ Lec 2： The Natural Hierarchy of Money ｜ Part 7： Managing the Hierarchy

MOOC ｜ Lec 3： Money and the State： Domestic ｜ Part 1： Quantitative Easing and t

MOOC ｜ Lec 3： Money and the State： Domestic ｜ Part 3： National Banking System b

MOOC ｜ Lec 3： Money and the State： Domestic ｜ Part 2： Allyn Young： Money and Ec

MOOC ｜ Lec 3： Money and the State： Domestic ｜ Part 4： Civil War Finance, bonds a

MOOC ｜ Lec 3： Money and the State： Domestic ｜ Part 5： Civil War Finance, legal t

MOOC ｜ Lec 3： Money and the State： Domestic ｜ Part 6： National Banking System, o

MOOC ｜ Lec 3： Money and the State： Domestic ｜ Part 7： National Banking System, i

MOOC ｜ Lec 3： Money and the State： Domestic ｜ Part 8： Federal Reserve System, pl

MOOC ｜ Lec 3： Money and the State： Domestic ｜ Part 9： Federal Reserve System, ac

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 1： FT： Dealer of Last Resor

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 2： Reading： Hyman Minsky

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 3： Payments： Money and Cred

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 4： Payments： Discipline and

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 5： The Survival Constraint

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 6： Sources and Uses Account

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 7： Payment Example： Money a

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 8： Flow of Funds Accounts

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 9： The Survival Constraint,

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 10： Liquidity, Long and Sho

MOOC ｜ Lec 4： The Money View, Micro and Macro ｜ Part 11： Financial Fragility, Fl

MOOC ｜ Lec 5： The CB as a Clearinghouse ｜ Part 8： Clearinghouse, private lender

MOOC ｜ Lec 5： The Central Bank as a Clearinghouse ｜ Part 1： Martin Wolf on QE3

MOOC ｜ Lec 5： The Central Bank as a Clearinghouse ｜ Part 2： One Big Bank

MOOC ｜ Lec 5： The Central Bank as a Clearinghouse ｜ Part 3： Multiple Banks, a ch

MOOC ｜ Lec 5： The Central Bank as a Clearinghouse ｜ Part 4： Reading： Charles F.

MOOC ｜ Lec 5： The Central Bank as a Clearinghouse ｜ Part 5： Correspondent bankin

MOOC ｜ Lec 5： The Central Bank as a Clearinghouse ｜ Part 6： Correspondent bankin

MOOC ｜ Lec 5： The Central Bank as a Clearinghouse ｜ Part 7： Clearinghouse, norma

MOOC ｜ Lec 5： The Central Bank as a Clearinghouse ｜ Part 9： Central Bank Clearin

MOOC ｜ Lec 5： The Central Bank as a Clearinghouse ｜ Part 10： Central Bank Cooper

MOOC ｜ Lec 6： Federal Funds, Final Settlement ｜ Part 1： European Bank Deleveragi

MOOC ｜ Lec 6： Federal Funds, Final Settlement ｜ Part 2： What are Fed Funds？

MOOC ｜ Lec 6： Federal Funds, Final Settlement ｜ Part 3： Payment settlement versu

MOOC ｜ Lec 6： Federal Funds, Final Settlement ｜ Part 4： Payment elasticity⧸disci

MOOC ｜ Lec 6： Federal Funds, Final Settlement ｜ Part 5： The Function of the Fed

MOOC ｜ Lec 6： Federal Funds, Final Settlement ｜ Part 6： Payment versus Funding：

MOOC ｜ Lec 6： Federal Funds, Final Settlement ｜ Part 7： Brokers versus Dealers

MOOC ｜ Lec 6： Federal Funds, Final Settlement ｜ Part 8： Payments Imbalances and

MOOC ｜ Lec 6： Federal Funds, Final Settlement ｜ Part 9： Secured versus Unsecured

MOOC ｜ Lec 6： Federal Funds, Final Settlement ｜ Part 10： Required Reserves, redu

MOOC ｜ Lec 7： Repos, Postponing Settlement ｜ Part 1： The impact of QE3

MOOC ｜ Lec 7： Repos, Postponing Settlement ｜ Part 2： Money Market Interest Rate

MOOC ｜ Lec 7： Repos, Postponing Settlement ｜ Part 3： What is repo？

MOOC ｜ Lec 7： Repos, Postponing Settlement ｜ Part 4： Repo in balance sheets

MOOC ｜ Lec 7： Repos, Postponing Settlement ｜ Part 5： Comparison with Fed Funds

MOOC ｜ Lec 7： Repos, Postponing Settlement ｜ Part 6： Legal construction of repo

MOOC ｜ Lec 7： Repos, Postponing Settlement ｜ Part 7： Security dealers balance sh

MOOC ｜ Lec 7： Repos, Postponing Settlement ｜ Part 8： Repo, modern finance, and t

MOOC ｜ Lec 7： Repos, Postponing Settlement ｜ Part 9： Interest rate spreads： befo

MOOC ｜ Lec 7： Repos, Postponing Settlement ｜ Part 10： Interest rate spreads： af

MOOC ｜ Lec 8： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 10： Forward rates aren't

MOOC ｜ Lec 8： Eurodollars, Parallel Settlement ｜ Part 1： FT： Ring-fencing and t

MOOC ｜ Lec 8： Eurodollars, Parallel Settlement ｜ Part 2： The Eurodollar Market i

MOOC ｜ Lec 8： Eurodollars, Parallel Settlement ｜ Part 3： What are Eurodollars？

MOOC ｜ Lec 8： Eurodollars, Parallel Settlement ｜ Part 4： Why is there a Eurodoll

MOOC ｜ Lec 8： Eurodollars, Parallel Settlement ｜ Part 5： Eurodollar as global fu

MOOC ｜ Lec 8： Eurodollars, Parallel Settlement ｜ Part 6： Liquidity challenge of

MOOC ｜ Lec 8： Eurodollars, Parallel Settlement ｜ Part 7： FRA as implicit swap of

MOOC ｜ Lec 8： Eurodollars, Parallel Settlement ｜ Part 8： Forward Parity, Interes

MOOC ｜ Lec 8： Eurodollars, Parallel Settlement ｜ Part 9： Forward Parity, Exchang

MOOC ｜ Lec 9： The World that Bagehot Knew ｜ Part 1： FT： Depreciation of Iran's

MOOC ｜ Lec 9： The World that Bagehot Knew ｜ Part 2： Reading： John Hicks

MOOC ｜ Lec 9： The World that Bagehot Knew ｜ Part 3： Bagehot's World, wholesale m

MOOC ｜ Lec 9： The World that Bagehot Knew ｜ Part 4： Economizing on notes： depos

MOOC ｜ Lec 9： The World that Bagehot Knew ｜ Part 5： Managing cash flow： discoun

MOOC ｜ Lec 9： The World that Bagehot Knew ｜ Part 6： Market rate of interest

MOOC ｜ Lec 9： The World that Bagehot Knew ｜ Part 7： Central Bank and bank rate

MOOC ｜ Lec 9： The World that Bagehot Knew ｜ Part 8： The Bagehot Rule, origin of

MOOC ｜ Lec 9： The World that Bagehot Knew ｜ Part 9： Limits on central banking

MOOC ｜ Lec 10： Dealers and Liquid Security Markets ｜ Part 1： FT： Asymmetric Cre

MOOC ｜ Lec 10： Dealers and Liquid Security Markets ｜ Part 2： Liquidity, dealers,

MOOC ｜ Lec 10： Dealers and Liquid Security Markets ｜ Part 3： Two-sided dealer ba

MOOC ｜ Lec 10： Dealers and Liquid Security Markets ｜ Part 4： Economics of the de

MOOC ｜ Lec 10： Dealers and Liquid Security Markets ｜ Part 5： Leveraged dealer ba

MOOC ｜ Lec 10： Dealers and Liquid Security Markets ｜ Part 6： Real world dealers

MOOC ｜ Lec 10： Dealers and Liquid Security Markets ｜ Part 7： The assumption of p

MOOC ｜ Lec 11： Banks and the Market for Liquidity ｜ Part 1： FT： Money Market Mu

MOOC ｜ Lec 11： Banks and the Market for Liquidity ｜ Part 2： Banks as money deale

MOOC ｜ Lec 11： Banks and the Market for Liquidity ｜ Part 3： Security dealers as

MOOC ｜ Lec 11： Banks and the Market for Liquidity ｜ Part 4： Adapting Treynor to

MOOC ｜ Lec 11： Banks and the Market for Liquidity ｜ Part 5： Evolution of America

MOOC ｜ Lec 11： Banks and the Market for Liquidity ｜ Part 6： The Fed in the Fed F

MOOC ｜ Lec 11： Banks and the Market for Liquidity ｜ Part 7： Return to the initia

MOOC ｜ Lec 12： Lender⧸Dealer of Last Resort ｜ Part 1： FT： Citibank and the SIVs

MOOC ｜ Lec 12： Lender⧸Dealer of Last Resort ｜ Part 2： The Art of Central Banking

MOOC ｜ Lec 12： Lender⧸Dealer of Last Resort ｜ Part 3： Evolution of Monetary Poli

MOOC ｜ Lec 12： Lender⧸Dealer of Last Resort ｜ Part 4： The Taylor Rule： 1987-2007

MOOC ｜ Lec 12： Lender⧸Dealer of Last Resort ｜ Part 5： Monetary Transmission Mech

MOOC ｜ Lec 12： Lender⧸Dealer of Last Resort ｜ Part 6： Anatomy of a normal crisis

MOOC ｜ Lec 12： Lender⧸Dealer of Last Resort ｜ Part 7： Anatomy of a serious crisi

MOOC ｜ Lec 12： Lender⧸Dealer of Last Resort ｜ Part 8： Should the Fed intervene o

MOOC ｜ Lec 12： Lender⧸Dealer of Last Resort ｜ Part 9： The Fed as Dealer of Last

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism ｜ Part 3： What is Money？ Chartalism versu

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism ｜ Part 4： What is Money？ Chartalism as a t

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism ｜ Part 5： What is Money？ Quantity Theory o

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism ｜ Part 6： Purchasing Power Parity

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism ｜ Part 7： Metallism as a theory of money

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism ｜ Part 8： A Money View of International Pa

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism ｜ Part 9： Chartallism, Metallism, and the

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism ｜ Part 10： Private and Public Money： A Hy

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism ｜ Part 11： Hybridity in FX Market-making

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism, and Key Currencies ｜ Part 1： FT： Autonomy

MOOC ｜ Lec 13： Chartallism, Metallism, and Key Currencies ｜ Part 2： Key Currenci

MOOC ｜ Lec 14： Money and the State： International ｜ Part 1： FT： Costs of Japan'

MOOC ｜ Lec 14： Money and the State： International ｜ Part 2： Reading： Robert Mu

MOOC ｜ Lec 14： Money and the State： International ｜ Part 3： Confrontation

MOOC ｜ Lec 14： Money and the State： International ｜ Part 4： Contradiction

MOOC ｜ Lec 14： Money and the State： International ｜ Part 5： The Dollar System

MOOC ｜ Lec 14： Money and the State： International ｜ Part 6： Flexible exchange

MOOC ｜ Lec 14： Money and the State： International ｜ Part 7： Global Financial Cri

MOOC ｜ Lec 15： Banks and Global Liquidity ｜ Part 1： FT： European money market fu

MOOC ｜ Lec 15： Banks and Global Liquidity ｜ Part 2： International transactions

MOOC ｜ Lec 15： Banks and Global Liquidity ｜ Part 3： Dealer model for foreign exc

MOOC ｜ Lec 15： Banks and Global Liquidity ｜ Part 4： Central banking, defense of

MOOC ｜ Lec 15： Banks and Global Liquidity ｜ Part 5： Bank of England, defense aga

MOOC ｜ Lec 15： Banks and Global Liquidity ｜ Part 6： Toward a theory of exchange

MOOC ｜ Lec 16： Foreign Exchange ｜ Part 1： FT： High frequency trading

MOOC ｜ Lec 16： Foreign Exchange ｜ Part 2： Uncovered interest parity

MOOC ｜ Lec 16： Foreign Exchange ｜ Part 3： FX dealers under the gold standard, re

MOOC ｜ Lec 16： Foreign Exchange ｜ Part 4： Private FX dealing system

MOOC ｜ Lec 16： Foreign Exchange ｜ Part 5： Economics of the dealer function, spec

MOOC ｜ Lec 16： Foreign Exchange ｜ Part 6： Economics of the dealer function, matc

MOOC ｜ Lec 16： Foreign Exchange ｜ Part 7： Digression： Why do UIP and EH fail？

MOOC ｜ Lec 16： Foreign Exchange ｜ Part 8： Central bank as FX dealer of last reso

MOOC ｜ Lec 16： Foreign Exchange ｜ Part 9： Reading： McCauley on internationaliza

MOOC ｜ Lec 17： Direct and Indirect Finance ｜ Part 1： FT： Shadow banking

MOOC ｜ Lec 17： Direct and Indirect Finance ｜ Part 2： Bagehot's World

MOOC ｜ Lec 17： Direct and Indirect Finance ｜ Part 3： The New World

MOOC ｜ Lec 17： Direct and Indirect Finance ｜ Part 4： Funding liquidity versus ma

MOOC ｜ Lec 17： Direct and Indirect Finance ｜ Part 5： Digression： Schumpeter on

MOOC ｜ Lec 17： Direct and Indirect Finance ｜ Part 6： Payment versus funding

MOOC ｜ Lec 17： Direct and Indirect Finance ｜ Part 7： Reading： Gurley and Shaw

MOOC ｜ Lec 17： Direct and Indirect Finance ｜ Part 8： Financial evolution

MOOC ｜ Lec 17： Direct and Indirect Finance ｜ Part 9： Banking evolution

MOOC ｜ Lec 17： Direct and Indirect Finance ｜ Part 10： Preview： Central banking

MOOC ｜ Lec 18： Forwards and Futures ｜ Part 1： Preview： FT： Argentina in court to

MOOC ｜ Lec 18： Forwards and Futures ｜ Part 2： Banking as advance clearing

MOOC ｜ Lec 18： Forwards and Futures ｜ Part 3： Forwards versus futures

MOOC ｜ Lec 18： Forwards and Futures ｜ Part 4： Futures contracts, fluctuations II

MOOC ｜ Lec 18： Forwards and Futures ｜ Part 5： Futures contracts, fluctuations II

MOOC ｜ Lec 18： Forwards and Futures ｜ Part 6： Cash and carry arbitrage, defined

MOOC ｜ Lec 18： Forwards and Futures ｜ Part 7： Cash and carry arbitrage, explaine

MOOC ｜ Lec 18： Forwards and Futures ｜ Part 8： Cash and carry arbitrage as counte

MOOC ｜ Lec 18： Forwards and Futures ｜ Part 9： Cash and carry arbitrage, as natur

MOOC ｜ Lec 19： Interest Rate Swaps ｜ Part 1： FT： Sovereign debt crises

MOOC ｜ Lec 19： Interest Rate Swaps ｜ Part 2： Reading： FOMC Report (1952)

MOOC ｜ Lec 19： Interest Rate Swaps ｜ Part 3： Treasury-swap spread, a puzzle

MOOC ｜ Lec 19： Interest Rate Swaps ｜ Part 4： What is a swap

MOOC ｜ Lec 19： Interest Rate Swaps ｜ Part 5： Why swap？ An example from Stigum

MOOC ｜ Lec 19： Interest Rate Swaps ｜ Part 6： Market making in swaps

MOOC ｜ Lec 19： Interest Rate Swaps ｜ Part 7： Money market swaps, example

MOOC ｜ Lec 19： Interest Rate Swaps ｜ Part 8： Life in Arbitrage Land

MOOC ｜ Lec 19： Interest Rate Swaps ｜ Part 9： Treasury-swap spread

MOOC ｜ Lec 20： Credit Default Swaps ｜ Part 1： FT： Internationalization of the Eu

MOOC ｜ Lec 20： Credit Default Swaps ｜ Part 2： Credit indices

MOOC ｜ Lec 20： Credit Default Swaps ｜ Part 3： Fischer Black (1970), risk-free se

MOOC ｜ Lec 20： Credit Default Swaps ｜ Part 4： What is a Credit Default Swap (CDS

MOOC ｜ Lec 20： Credit Default Swaps ｜ Part 5： Corporate bonds

MOOC ｜ Lec 20： Credit Default Swaps ｜ Part 6： CDS pricing

MOOC ｜ Lec 20： Credit Default Swaps ｜ Part 7： Market making in CDS

MOOC ｜ Lec 20： Credit Default Swaps ｜ Part 8： Example： Negative basis trade and

MOOC ｜ Lec 20： Credit Default Swaps ｜ Part 9： Example： Private backstop of marke

MOOC ｜ Lec 20： Credit Default Swaps ｜ Part 10： Example： Synthetic CDO as Collate

MOOC ｜ Lec 21： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 1： FT： Regulation of sh

MOOC ｜ Lec 21： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 2： Shadow banking vs tr

MOOC ｜ Lec 21： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 3： Liquidity and solven

MOOC ｜ Lec 21： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 4： Global dimension

MOOC ｜ Lec 21： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 5： Evolution of modern

MOOC ｜ Lec 21： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 6： What is shadow banki

MOOC ｜ Lec 21： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 7： Backstopping the mar

MOOC ｜ Lec 21： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 8： Regulation of system

MOOC ｜ Lec 21： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 9： Regulation of Collat

MOOC ｜ Lec 21： Central Banking for Shadow Banking ｜ Part 10： Private backstop, a

MOOC ｜ Lec 22： Touching the Elephant： Three Views ｜ Part 1： FT： Future of bankin

MOOC ｜ Lec 22： Touching the Elephant： Three Views ｜ Part 2： Three world views

MOOC ｜ Lec 22： Touching the Elephant： Three Views ｜ Part 3： Economics View： Comm

MOOC ｜ Lec 22： Touching the Elephant： Three Views ｜ Part 4： Finance View： Risk

MOOC ｜ Lec 22： Touching the Elephant： Three Views ｜ Part 5： The education of Fis

MOOC ｜ Lec 22： Touching the Elephant： Three Views ｜ Part 6： Steps from finance v

MOOC ｜ Lec 22： Touching the Elephant： Three Views ｜ Part 7： A money view of econ

第1讲：#1 计量经济学导论与计量经济学分析（一）

第2讲：#2 计量经济学导论与计量经济学分析（二）

第3讲：#3 计量经济学分析的不同步骤（一）

第4讲：#4 计量经济学分析的不同步骤（二）

第5讲：#5 总体参数估计量的理想性质（一）

第6讲：#6 总体参数估计量的理想性质（二）

第7讲：#7 经典线性回归模型（一）

第8讲：#8 经典线性回归模型（二）

第9讲：#9 经典线性回归模型（三）

第10讲：#10 经典线性回归模型（四）

第11讲：#11 经典线性回归模型（五）

第12讲：#12 拟合优度度量 | 方差分析与假设检验（一）

第13讲：#13 拟合优度度量 | 方差分析与假设检验（二）

第14讲：#14 拟合优度度量 | 方差分析与假设检验（三）

第15讲：#15 拟合优度度量 | 方差分析与假设检验（四）

第16讲：#16 拟合优度度量 | 方差分析与假设检验（五）

第17讲：#17 STATA在假设检验中的应用（一）

第18讲：#18 STATA在假设检验中的应用（二）

第19讲：#19 STATA 假设检验应用 | 第三部分

第20讲：#20 STATA 假设检验应用 | 第四部分

第21讲：#21 STATA 假设检验应用 | 第五部分

第22讲：#22 多元线性回归模型 | F 统计量应用 | 第一部分

第23讲：#23 多元线性回归模型 | F 统计量应用 | 第二部分

第24讲：#24 多元线性回归模型 | F 统计量应用 | 第三部分

第25讲：#25 多元线性回归模型 | F 统计量应用 | 第四部分

第26讲：#26 多元线性回归模型 | F 统计量应用 | 第五部分

第27讲：#27 多元线性回归模型 | F 统计量应用 | 第六部分

第28讲：#28 邹检验结构突变分析 | 第一部分

第29讲：#29 邹检验结构突变分析 | 第二部分

第30讲：#30 邹检验结构突变分析 | 第三部分

第31讲：#31 邹检验结构突变分析 | 第四部分

第32讲：#32 邹检验结构突变分析 | 第五部分

第33讲：#33 虚拟变量分析 | 第一部分 | 应用差分法

第34讲：#34 虚拟变量分析 | 第二部分 | 应用差分法

第35讲：#35 虚拟变量分析 | 第三部分 | 应用差分法

第36讲：#36 虚拟变量分析 | 第四部分 | 应用差分法

第37讲：#37 虚拟变量分析 | 第五部分 | 双重差分法的应用

第38讲：#38 虚拟变量模型的统计分析及季节性波动检验

第39讲：#39 虚拟变量模型的统计分析及季节性波动检验

第40讲：#40 虚拟变量模型的统计分析及季节性波动检验

40 虚拟变量模型的统计分析及季节性波动检验

41 定性响应模型：线性概率模型、Logit、Probit模型（一）

第41讲：#41 虚拟变量模型的统计分析及季节性波动检验

42 定性响应模型：线性概率模型、Logit、Probit模型（二）

第42讲：#42 虚拟变量模型的统计分析及季节性波动检验

43 定性响应模型：线性概率模型、Logit、Probit模型（三）

第43讲：#43 虚拟变量模型的统计分析及季节性波动检验

第44讲：#44 放松CLRM假设：多重共线性与自相关（一）

第45讲：#45 放松CLRM假设：多重共线性与自相关（二）

第46讲：#46 放松CLRM假设：多重共线性与自相关（三）

第47讲：#47 放松CLRM假设：多重共线性与自相关（四）

第48讲：#48 放松CLRM假设：多重共线性与自相关（五）

第49讲：#49 放松CLRM假设：多重共线性与自相关（六）

第50讲：#50 放松CLRM假设：自相关与异方差性（一）

第51讲：#51 放宽经典线性回归模型的假设：自相关与异方差性（二）

第52讲：#52 放宽经典线性回归模型的假设：自相关与异方差性（三）

第53讲：#53 放宽经典线性回归模型的假设：自相关与异方差性（四）

第54讲：#54 放宽经典线性回归模型的假设：自相关与异方差性（五）

第55讲：#55 放宽经典线性回归模型的假设：自相关与异方差性（四）

第60讲：#60 定性响应模型 | 线性概率模型 | Logit | Probit模型

第61讲：#61 定性响应模型 | Probit | Tobit模型 | 第一部分 | 绪论

第62讲：#62 定性响应模型 | Probit | Tobit模型 | 第二部分 | 绪论

第63讲：#63 定性响应模型 | Probit | Tobit模型 | 第三部分 | 绪论

第64讲：#64 定性响应模型 | Probit | Tobit模型 | 第四部分 | 绪论

第65讲：#65 定性响应模型 | Probit | Tobit模型 | 第五部分 | 绪论

生成式AI的经济学

企业内部知识

基础设施与顶点案例

应用与实践AI

Lec 1: 微观经济学导论与供给需求（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 2: 偏好与效用函数（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 3: 预算约束与约束下的选择（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 4: 需求曲线与收入效应、替代效应（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 5: 生产理论（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 6: 成本（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 7: 完全竞争（一）（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 8: 完全竞争（二）（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 9: 供需与消费者、生产者剩余（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 10: 福利经济学（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 11: 垄断（一）（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 12: 垄断（二）（2026.10.20重制）

Lec 13：寡头垄断 I（2026.10.20重制）

Lec14：寡头垄断 II（2026.10.20重制）

Lec15：投入市场I——劳动力市场（2026.10.20重制）

Lec16：投入市场II——劳动力与资本（2026.10.20重制）

Lec17：跨期选择（2026.10.20重制）

Lec18：贸易导论（2026.10.20重制）

Lec19：国际贸易：福利与政策（2026.10.20重制）

Lec20：不确定性（2026.10.20重制）

Lec21：社会保险

Lec22：效率与公平

Lec23：政府再分配与税收

Lec24：外部性

Lec25：行为经济学

Lec26：医疗保健经济学

Lec 1: 微观经济学导论与供给需求

Lec 2: 偏好与效用函数

Lec 3: 预算约束与约束下的选择

Lec 4: 需求曲线与收入效应、替代效应

Lec 5: 生产理论

Lec 6: 成本

Lec 7: 完全竞争（一）

Lec 8: 完全竞争（二）

Lec 9: 供需与消费者、生产者剩余

Lec 10: 福利经济学

Lec 11: 垄断（一）

Lec 12: 垄断（二）

Lec 13: 寡头垄断（一）

Lec 14: 寡头垄断（二）

Lec 15: 要素市场（一）：劳动力市场

Lec 16: 要素市场（二）：劳动与资本

Lec 17: 跨期选择：时间维度上的决策

Lec 18: 贸易导论

Lec 19: 国际贸易：福利与政策

Lec 20: 不确定性

第2讲：消费者选择

第3讲：收入效应与替代效应

第4讲：生产与利润最大化

第5讲：不确定性与线性规划

第6讲：动态与规划

第7讲：帕累托最优

期中考试复习：中级微观经济理论

第8讲：风险分担应用

第9讲：引入生产的风险分担

第10讲：分类账与管理

第11讲：合同与机制设计

第12讲：合同应用与障碍

第13讲：瓦尔拉斯均衡与贸易

第14讲：实体与金融流动：泰国案例

第15讲：美国的数据与政策

第16讲：福利经济学基本定理

第17讲：均衡的存在性

第19讲：识别与证伪

第20讲：福利定理的失灵

中级微观经济理论期末考试复习

第1讲：导论与概览（一）

第2讲：导论与概览（二）

第3讲：时间偏好（理论）（一）

第4讲：时间偏好（理论）（二）

第5讲：时间偏好（应用）（一）

第6讲：时间偏好（应用）（二）

第7讲：风险偏好（一）

第8讲：风险偏好（二）

第10讲：社会偏好（一）

第11讲：社会偏好（二）

第12讲：社会偏好（三）

第13讲：社会偏好（四）

第14讲：有限注意力

第15讲：信念效用；学习（一）

第16讲：信念效用；学习（二）

第17讲：状态依赖偏好、投射与归因偏差

第18讲：性别、歧视与身份认同

第19讲：默认选项、助推与框架效应

第20讲：偏好的可塑性与不可及性

第21讲：心理学视角下的贫困

第22讲：幸福与心理健康

第23讲：行为主体与政策

Lecture 1: 宏观经济学原理课程导论

Lecture 2: 宏观经济学基本概念

Lecture 3: 商品市场

Lecture 4: 金融市场

Lecture 5: IS-LM 模型

Lecture 6: IS-LM 模型（续）

Lecture 7: 扩展的 IS-LM 模型

Lecture 8: 劳动力市场

Lecture 9: 菲利普斯曲线与通货膨胀

Lecture 10: 测验一复习

Lecture 11: IS-LM-PC 模型

Lecture 12: IS-LM-PC 模型（续）

Lecture 13: 经济增长的基本事实

Lecture 14: 储蓄、资本积累与产出

Lecture 15: 技术进步与增长

Lecture 16: 增长趋同与跨国差异

Lecture 17: 开放经济导论

Lecture 18: 测验二复习

Lecture 19: 开放经济中的商品市场

Lecture 20: 蒙代尔-弗莱明模型

Lecture 21: 汇率制度

Lecture 22: 金融市场与预期

Lecture 23: 资产定价

Lecture 24: IS-LM 与预期

Lecture 25: 测验三复习

第1课：导论与影响金融服务的关键技术趋势

第2课：人工智能、机器学习与深度学习

第3课：金融领域的人工智能

第4课：开放API与营销渠道

第5课：区块链技术与加密货币

第6课：支付

第7课：信贷与借贷

第8课：挑战者银行

第9课：交易与资本市场

第10课：保险

第11课：新冠疫情危机与金融

第12课：结论

第1讲 货币的四种价格 | P1 全景概览

第1讲 货币的四种价格 | P2 需要什么预备知识？

第1讲 货币的四种价格 | P3 什么是银行、影子银行

第1讲 货币的四种价格 | P4 课程核心主题

第1讲 货币的四种价格 | P5 阅读：阿林·杨格

第2讲 货币的自然层级 | P1 欧债危机与流动性

第2讲 货币的自然层级 | P2 金融工具的层级（上）

第2讲 货币的自然层级 | P3 金融工具的层级（下）

第2讲 货币的自然层级 | P4 层级的动态变化

第2讲 货币的自然层级 | P5 纪律与弹性

第2讲 货币的自然层级 | P6 做市商的层级

第2讲 货币的自然层级 | P7 管理货币层级

第3讲 货币与国家（国内篇） | P1 量化宽松

第3讲 货币与国家（国内篇） | P2 杨格：货币与经济

第3讲 货币与国家（国内篇） | P3 国民银行体系之前

第3讲 货币与国家（国内篇） | P4 内战融资：债券

第3讲 货币与国家（国内篇） | P5 内战融资：法币

第3讲 货币与国家（国内篇） | P6 国民银行体系的起源

第3讲 货币与国家（国内篇） | P7 国民银行体系的缺陷

第3讲 货币与国家（国内篇） | P8 美联储体系的设计

第3讲 货币与国家（国内篇） | P9 美联储体系的实际运行

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P1 FT：最后做市商

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P2 阅读：海曼·明斯基

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P3 支付：货币与信用

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P4 支付：纪律与弹性

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P5 生存约束

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P6 资金来源与运用账户

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P7 支付实例：货币与信用

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P8 资金流量账户

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P9 生存约束（续）

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P10 流动性的长与短

第4讲 货币观：微观与宏观 | P11 金融脆弱性

第5讲 央行作为清算所 | P1 马丁·沃尔夫谈QE3

第5讲 央行作为清算所 | P2 一家大银行的世界

第5讲 央行作为清算所 | P3 多家银行与清算挑战

第5讲 央行作为清算所 | P4 阅读：Charles F.

第5讲 央行作为清算所 | P5 代理行体系（上）

第5讲 央行作为清算所 | P6 代理行体系（下）

第5讲 央行作为清算所 | P7 清算所的常态运作

第5讲 央行作为清算所 | P8 清算所：私人最后贷款人

第5讲 央行作为清算所 | P9 央行清算

第5讲 央行作为清算所 | P10 央行间合作

第6讲 联邦基金与最终结算 | P1 欧洲银行去杠杆

第6讲 联邦基金与最终结算 | P2 什么是联邦基金？

第6讲 联邦基金与最终结算 | P3 支付结算与融资

第6讲 联邦基金与最终结算 | P4 支付的弹性与纪律

第6讲 联邦基金与最终结算 | P5 联邦基金市场的功能

第6讲 联邦基金与最终结算 | P6 支付与融资的对比

第6讲 联邦基金与最终结算 | P7 经纪商与做市商

第6讲 联邦基金与最终结算 | P8 支付失衡

第6讲 联邦基金与最终结算 | P9 有担保与无担保

第6讲 联邦基金与最终结算 | P10 法定准备金

第7讲 回购与延迟结算 | P1 QE3的影响

第7讲 回购与延迟结算 | P2 货币市场利率

第7讲 回购与延迟结算 | P3 什么是回购？

第7讲 回购与延迟结算 | P4 资产负债表中的回购

第7讲 回购与延迟结算 | P5 与联邦基金的比较

第7讲 回购与延迟结算 | P6 回购的法律构造

第7讲 回购与延迟结算 | P7 证券做市商的资产负债表

第7讲 回购与延迟结算 | P8 回购与现代金融

第7讲 回购与延迟结算 | P9 利差：危机之前

第7讲 回购与延迟结算 | P10 利差：危机之后

第8讲 欧洲美元与平行结算 | P1 FT：业务隔离

第8讲 欧洲美元与平行结算 | P2 欧洲美元市场

第8讲 欧洲美元与平行结算 | P3 什么是欧洲美元？

第8讲 欧洲美元与平行结算 | P4 欧洲美元为何存在？

第8讲 欧洲美元与平行结算 | P5 欧洲美元：全球融资

第8讲 欧洲美元与平行结算 | P6 流动性挑战

第8讲 欧洲美元与平行结算 | P7 FRA作为隐性互换

第8讲 欧洲美元与平行结算 | P8 远期平价：利率

第8讲 欧洲美元与平行结算 | P9 远期平价：汇率

第8讲 欧洲美元与平行结算 | P10 远期利率并非预测

第9讲 白芝浩所知的世界 | P1 FT：伊朗货币贬值

第9讲 白芝浩所知的世界 | P2 阅读：约翰·希克斯

第9讲 白芝浩所知的世界 | P3 白芝浩时代的批发市场

第9讲 白芝浩所知的世界 | P4 节约钞票：存款

第9讲 白芝浩所知的世界 | P5 现金流管理：贴现

第9讲 白芝浩所知的世界 | P6 市场利率

第9讲 白芝浩所知的世界 | P7 央行与银行利率

第9讲 白芝浩所知的世界 | P8 白芝浩法则的起源

第10讲 做市商与流动性证券市场 | P1 FT：非对称信用

第10讲 做市商与流动性证券市场 | P2 流动性与做市商

第10讲 做市商与流动性证券市场 | P3 双边做市资产负债表

第10讲 做市商与流动性证券市场 | P4 做市的经济学

第10讲 做市商与流动性证券市场 | P5 加杠杆的做市商

第10讲 做市商与流动性证券市场 | P6 现实世界的做市商

第10讲 做市商与流动性证券市场 | P7 完美流动性假设

第11讲 银行与流动性市场 | P1 FT：货币市场基金

第11讲 银行与流动性市场 | P2 银行作为货币做市商

第11讲 银行与流动性市场 | P3 证券做市商的角色

第11讲 银行与流动性市场 | P4 特雷诺模型的应用

第11讲 银行与流动性市场 | P5 美国银行业的演化

第11讲 银行与流动性市场 | P6 美联储与联邦基金市场

第11讲 银行与流动性市场 | P7 回到最初的问题

第12讲 最后贷款人／最后做市商 | P1 FT：花旗与SIV

第12讲 最后贷款人／最后做市商 | P2 中央银行的艺术

第12讲 最后贷款人／最后做市商 | P3 货币政策的演化

第12讲 最后贷款人／最后做市商 | P4 泰勒规则1987-2007

第12讲 最后贷款人／最后做市商 | P5 货币政策传导机制

第12讲 最后贷款人／最后做市商 | P6 常规危机的解剖

第12讲 最后贷款人／最后做市商 | P7 严重危机的解剖

第12讲 最后贷款人／最后做市商 | P8 美联储该出手吗？

第12讲 最后贷款人／最后做市商 | P9 美联储作为最后做市商

第13讲 名目论、金属论与关键货币 | P1 FT：货币自主权