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- Code: FMA10
- Location: Helsinki, Economicum building
- Time: May 24- June 9, 2010
- Application form
- Deadline for applications: May 7, 2010
- Doctoral students not enrolled in FDPE, including students in
foreign universities, are able to attend individual courses. See
How to Apply for the FDPE
courses.
- List of participants
(PDF)
- The course includes 30 hours of lectures and exercises and an exam.
- FDPE recommends that the course is acknowledged by the student's own
university/department with 4 ECTS credit points.
- Course description: The aim of the course is to provide a solid
overview of recursive methods and familiarize students with their use in
macroeconomics. The course focuses mainly on discrete time dynamic
programming and its economic applications. A brief sketch on continuous time
optimization models will be given. The course covers numerical methods for
solving dynamic optimization problems.
- Course
outline and reading list (PDF)
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- Professor Mitri
Kitti (Aalto University School of Economics)
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Course requirements
- Final grade consists of exam and exercise points. Exercises are not
mandatory for passing the course but the exercise points determine 25 % of
the final grade.
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- Time: June 21, 2010 , 10 a.m.-14 p.m.
- Places:
- AT THE PARTICIPANTS' OWN DEPARTMENTS
- but in Helsinki only at the Economicum building
- Please register for the exam by sending an
e-mail to fdpe-hecer(at)helsinki.fi (and let us know where you want
to take the exam).
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- The Society for economics professors and docents in Finland (Kansantaloustieteen
professorien ja dosenttien yhdistys ry) gives travel grants to doctoral
economics students, please see FDPE website
Financial Aid.
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