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Hee-Young Shin
Wright State University
LOCATION: Dayton, Ohio
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ABOUT ME:
I have been teaching macro and monetary economics at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio from 2013. I obtained my PhD in economics at The New School for Social Research in New York. Though I am relatively new to Wolfram language, I am very much interested in learning and experimenting with various pedagogical strategies utilizing Wolfram Mathematica in my classroom. I am also interested in modeling nonlinear dynamical systems that can be used to explain some complex economic and social science phenomena.
STAFF PICKS:
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: a classical Marxian critique of Solow's model
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: the Solow growth models
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: economic growth and growth models
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: the Harrod-Domar growth model
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: A note on Marx-Goodwin model of business cycles
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: Ricardo's rent-profit-wage income dynamics & business cycle
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: the predator-prey system
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: epidemic models of infectious diseases
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: Samuelson's investment-acceleration models
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: Kalecki's investment-delay model
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: dynamic inflation models IV
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: dynamic inflation models III
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: Dynamic inflation models II
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: dynamic inflation models I
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: the ISLM model with the capital stock and debt
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: The government's fiscal deficit and debt accumulation
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: The ISLM model
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: Keynes's AD model with the capital stock and the debt
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: Keynes's aggregate demand (AD) models
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: the Cobweb model of the price adjustment II
- Introduction to dynamic economic models: the Cobweb model of supply and demand
- A computational approach to the Marxian circuit of capital model
- A computational approach to Ricardo’s and Marx’s business cycle models
- [WSS19] Creating Interactive Macroeconomic Models