Paul W. Wilson
J. Wilson Newman Professor of Economics, Department of Economics and
Professor, School of Computing, Computer Science Division and
Clemson Operations Research Institute (CORI)

Department of Economics
320A Wilbur O. and Ann Powers Hall
Clemson University
225 Walter T. Cox Blvd
Clemson, South Carolina 29634
USA

Email: pww at (i.e., "@") clemson.edu
Phone: +1 864 656 3481
Fax: +1 864 656 4192


At Bran Castle, in Transylvania.

 

I am a frequent visitor at the Institut de Statistique Biostatistique et Sciences Actuarielles, Université Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium and the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

I will teach the following courses during the fall semester, 2023:

ECON 8060: Econometrics I---Probability and Statistics for Econometrics

ECON 8080: Econometrics III---Nonlinear Estimation and Inference

I have also taught the following courses during previous semesters at Clemson:

ECON 8070: Econometrics II---Linear Estimation and Inference

ECON 9000: Topics in Econometrics --- Nonparametric Estimation and Inference

ECON 9000: Topics in Econometrics---Methods for Empirical Microeconomics

ECON 9000: Topics in Econometrics---Analysis of Efficiency and Production

ECON 9000: Topics in Econometrics---Computational Methods for Economics

In addition to the courses listed above, I taught the following courses in my former department (i.e., Department of Economics, University of Texas, Austin):

ECO380N: Urban Economic Theory

ECO392M.2: Econometrics I---Linear Estimation and Inference

ECO392M.3: Econometrics II---Nonlinear Estimation and Inference

ECO392M.7: Advanced Econometric Theory II---Nonparametric Estimation and Inference

ECO334K: Introduction to Urban Economics

ECO341K: Introduction to Econometrics

Graduate courses are signified by red arrows; undergraduate courses by blue arrows.

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Course materials for students;

Economics job market information for graduate students;

FEAR: Frontier Efficiency Analysis with R Version 4.0 (29 September 2023) now available;

TeX/LaTeX resources;

Sons of the Republic of Texas (I am a member);

Tex-Mex in implausible locations;

Scam letters by the lads from Lagos.

My computer (well, part of it is mine)...

and my bike;

Why go slowly when it is possible to go fast?