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awesome-economics

A curated collection of links for economists

coding-for-economists

This repository hosts the code behind the online book, Coding for Economists.

cookie-cutter-latex-book-manuscript

A simple book manuscript in latex designed for export to Word via pandoc

cookie-cutter-quarto-book-manuscript

A minimal but fully featured template for a quarto and markdown based book manuscript

cookie-cutter-research-project

An example repo for a research project

core_python

Python versions of exercises from the CORE Econ textbook

datasette_particulate_matter

An example of using datasette to deploy a searchable API

deploy-api

An example API deployment

example-reproducible-research

This has been prepared as an example of reproducible research for the online book Coding For Economists.

example-streamlit

A repo demonstrating use of streamlit

free-python-books

Python books free to read online or download

home

The code behind my personal website.

lost-stats.github.io

Source code for the Library of Statistical Techniques

markov-wanderer

This was the code behind my blog but is now defunct (updated blog at aeturrell.com/blog)

meta

A community dedicated to supporting tools for technical and scientific communication and interactive computing

millennium-app

App showcasing results from 'A millennium of macroeconomic data'

occupationcoder

Given a job title and job description, the algorithm assigns a standard occupational classification (SOC) code to the job.

pictionary-generator

python4ds

Python for Data Science. This repository hosts the code behind the online book that teaches you how to use Python for data science.

python_julia_structural_behavioral_economics

Python and Julia Code for Structural Behavioral Economics

real-time-data

Code to pull in UK real time data and produce a single dataset of series plus their revisions.

skimpy

skimpy is a light weight tool that provides summary statistics about variables in data frames within the console.

specification_curve

Specification Curve is a Python package that performs specification curve analysis: exploring how a coefficient varies under multiple different specifications of a statistical model.

trial-etl-and-api

An attempt to stitch together some ETL with an API

uk-economy-app

vscode-binder

VS Code on Binder