Research in Health Economics
  • Syllabus
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Resources

Here are a few additional resources that you may find helpful throughout the semester. I’ll add to these as we go.

  • Some resources for honing your data analysis skills in R:
    • R for Data Science by Hadley Wickham and Garrett Grolemund. This is the go-to resource for starting to work with R. Highly recommended, free, and informative.
    • R Language Basics by Grant McDermott
    • Data cleaning and wrangling in R by Grant McDermott
  • Some free econometric resources
    • Causal Inference Book by Jamie Robin and Miguel Hernan
    • Econometrics by Bruce Hansen
    • Introductory Econometrics class notes from Nick Huntington-Klein
    • Econometrics Notes from Carolina Caetano at UGA
    • Ever wish you had a central resource for lots of little commands and how to do things in different stats packages? Nick Huntington-Klein thought the same thing in his Library of Statistical Techniques (LOST).

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