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The magic of Nizhny Novogorod

Posted on 26th September 201525th February 2017 by Tim Jaekel Leave a comment

Don’t call it just Novgorod, our guide advised me. You can say Nizhny, but just Novgorod is wrong. Nizhny has always been ‘the city’. The meaning is that, founded in 1211, it has always meant to be a city; it was not created just as a settlement. In 1932 Stalin decided to rename the City […]... Read More

What’s new in econometrics? (Part 2)

Posted on 26th September 201526th September 2015 by Tim Jaekel Leave a comment

Day two of the 2nd International conference on Modern Econometric Tools and Application at the Higher School of Economics in Nizhny Novgorod. Mikhail Zitlukhin from Steklov Mathematical Institute in Moscow addresses a question which is relevant for any actor in the financial market: How to invest money optimally? The common approach is to compare scores […]... Read More

What’s new in econometrics?

Posted on 24th September 201524th September 2015 by Tim Jaekel Leave a comment

The 2nd International Conference on Modern Econometric Tools and Applications (EC2015) is currently taking place at the Higher School of Economic Campus in Nizhny Novgorod (pictured), some 500km east of Moscow. Svetlana Bryzgalova from Stanford University presented a quite impressive and sophisticated approach to estimate the consumption risks both of bonds and stocks. Dean Fantazzini […]... Read More

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The magic of Nizhny Novogorod

What’s new in econometrics? (Part 2)

What’s new in econometrics?