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:

• »Links for 12-24-08
  24 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »Fiscal stimulus: the case for block grants
  19 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »Quantitative easing
  16 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »Finding the exit
  15 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »John Taylor on the Federal Reserve
  14 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »Predicting the trough and a jobless recovery
  10 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »Comparing recessions
  08 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »The auto downturn is very serious
  03 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »TIPS yields
  03 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »Podcast on the Federal Reserve
  02 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »It’s official
  01 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »So long, Tanta
  01 Dec 2008 in Economics
  
• »The more the merrier
  27 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »Obama’s economic plans
  24 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »Time for a change at the Fed
  24 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »The check is in the mail
  19 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »The anomalous fed funds market
  16 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »Investment advice for a wild market
  13 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »Update on FDIC guarantee fees
  10 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »The new, improved fed funds market
  08 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »A new one for the playbook
  08 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »A very weak employment report
  07 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »Manufacturers report more bad news
  05 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »Another bad month for autos
  03 Nov 2008 in Economics
  
• »Real GDP fell slightly in 2008:Q3
  30 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »Deflation risk
  29 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »Further rate cuts needed
  27 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »The Federal Reserve’s balance sheet
  25 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »Bailouts for commodity speculators
  20 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »More unhappy numbers
  19 Oct 2008 in Uncategorized
  
• »Balancing California’s Energy Needs with its Environmental Goals
  17 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »Some encouraging developments
  15 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »The global recession
  14 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »The global recession
  14 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »The global recession
  14 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »Shadowstats responds
  12 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »Balance sheet of the Federal Reserve
  08 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »The downturn worsens
  05 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »Updating euro-area GDP forecasts
  03 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »Real GDP likely fell in Q3
  01 Oct 2008 in Economics
  
• »Detroit gets in on the action
  30 Sep 2008 in Economics
  
• »Detroit gets in on the action
  30 Sep 2008 in Economics
  
• »Understanding the TED spread
  29 Sep 2008 in Economics
  
• »Gross domestic income and recessions
  28 Sep 2008 in Economics
  
• »What happened to oil markets on Monday?
  23 Sep 2008 in Economics
  
• »Paulson bailout
  21 Sep 2008 in Economics
  
• »Effects of Hurricane Ike on oil and gas markets
  14 Sep 2008 in Economics
  
• »We’re #2?
  11 Sep 2008 in Economics
  
• »A rebound for autos?
  06 Sep 2008 in Economics
  
• »Rising unemployment
  05 Sep 2008 in Economics