Nottingham Economics Masters

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	"Microeconomic Theory for L14-001 course."

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	"Specialist game theory for L14-001"

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	"Advanced Macroeconomics for L14-002 course."

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	"Specialised growth book for first term macro"

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	"May be old but contains numerous macro topics not covered elsewhere"

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	"The "bible" of graduate level of econometrics. Ideal for L14-003."

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	"A how-to book on microeconometrics in Stata, but not (and nor does it claim to be) a text on Microeconometrics"

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	"A review of the DSGE macro revolution and ideal for the advanced macro course"

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	"A guide to dynamic programming in advanced macroeconomics"

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	""The" text on recusrsive methods in macroeconomics. Absolutely comprehensive."

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	"As suggested by the title, not comprehensive coverage of the field, but instead focuses on a number of topics, some unusual to this type of book, including matching, auctions and stochastic dominance"

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	"Sounds like a law book but isn't....comphrensive coverage of incentive economics and principle-agent problems"

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	"From the basics through to highly advanced game theoretical topics. Notation-intensive throughout"

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	"Comprehensive introduction to experimental methods in economics, expensive though"

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	"An alternative to the above but also expensive."

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	"The default starting text for those interested in behavioural economics"

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	"Behavioural Game Theory text, word of warning though, it is very expensive, even for an advanced economics text"

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	"One of the few texts dedicated soley to monetary macroeconomics, revised 2nd edition has solved many of the early typo errors, but check the matrix correction as that has not been done!"

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	"Time Series Econometrics bible, simple as that really."

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	"The classic IO text, old but still the recommended book!"

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	"More modern complement to Tirole"

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	"Not strictly a recommended text for any course but I included this as nobody should study microeconomics without having browsed this masterpiece!"

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	"Complete change of pace, an enlightening look at where we've come in economic theory and science in general from a philosophical perspective"

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	"Comprehensive mathematics coverage for economists....if its not in here your unlikely to need it!"

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	"Classic alternative to the above"