James Hamilton

About James Hamilton received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California at Berkeley in 1983. He has been a professor at the University of California, San Diego since 1990 and served as Chair of the Economics Department from 1999 to 2002. He is the author of Time Series Analysis, the leading text on forecasting and statistical analysis of dynamic economic relationships. He has done extensive research on business cycles, monetary policy, and oil shocks, and has been a research adviser and visiting scholar with the Federal Reserve System for 20 years.

Website

http://www.econbrowser.com

Last 50 Posts by James Hamilton:

• »Receiver operating characteristics curve
  18 Nov 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Commodity inflation
  15 Nov 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Will rising oil prices derail the recovery?
  10 Nov 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Consequences of the Lehman failure
  07 Nov 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Current economic conditions
  04 Nov 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »A welcome GDP report
  29 Oct 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Improving financial regulation and supervision
  27 Oct 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Evaluating the new tools of monetary policy
  25 Oct 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Unemployment and inflation
  20 Oct 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »No L
  18 Oct 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Targeted liquidity operations
  14 Oct 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Working harder and harder to keep oil production from falling
  11 Oct 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Will stimulating nominal aggregate demand solve our problems?
  07 Oct 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Not much of a V
  03 Oct 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Home prices stabilized, but…
  30 Sep 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Federal Reserve reverse repurchases
  27 Sep 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Links for 2009-09-25
  25 Sep 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Economy improves but concerns remain
  20 Sep 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Regulating compensation in the banking sector
  18 Sep 2009 in Economics & Investing Lessons
  
• »Scott Sumner on the Fed’s mistakes
  16 Sep 2009 in Economics
  
• »Guest contribution from Michael Dueker on the economic recovery
  11 Sep 2009 in Economics
  
• »Supply and demand for judicial services
  09 Sep 2009 in Economics
  
• »Furloughed professors
  04 Sep 2009 in Economics
  
• »Car sales up, but for how long?
  02 Sep 2009 in Economics
  
• »Econbrowser Emoticon shifts to neutral
  30 Aug 2009 in Economics
  
• »$9 trillion– what, me worry?
  28 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Good news on house prices
  26 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »The market-perceived monetary policy rule
  23 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »The Road Ahead for the Fed
  21 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Replay of 1930?
  19 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Current economic conditions
  15 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Paying for design flaws
  12 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Links for 2009-08-10
  10 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »It’s not over yet
  09 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Pricing of interest rate risk in fed funds futures contracts
  07 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Current economic conditions
  05 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Cash for clunkers
  02 Aug 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Been down so long it looks like up
  31 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Green jobs
  28 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Links for 2009-07-25
  25 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Looking for an exit: Part 2
  24 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Looking for an exit
  22 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Natural gas and oil prices
  19 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Links for 2009-07-17
  17 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »In the news
  17 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Concerns about the Fed’s New Balance Sheet
  15 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Links for 2009-07-12
  12 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Guest Contribution: Index Funds and Commodity Prices… Here We Go Again
  10 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Back where we started
  07 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary
  
• »Off-balance-sheet federal liabilities
  05 Jul 2009 in Economics & Market Commentary