Links

A wide variety of websites, texts, and seminar listings that I have found useful. Updated occasionally.

Data

1. Columbia University Library: An aggregator webpage of all Indian databases

2. A fantastic resource on cross-country databases on various topics in international finance 

Seminars and talks

1. Delhi Economics Seminars provides links to seminars in Delhi, India

2. IHEID Economics Department for seminars and talks in IHEID, Geneva

Writing/ reading/ presentations

1. John Cochrane's guidelines on "Writing for PhD students"

2. Rachel Meager's slides on "Public speaking for academic economists"

R

1. Ajay Shah's examples for coding in R

2. Web scraping in R

Econ blogs I follow (incomplete list)

1. Ajay Shah (here)

2. Ila Patnaik (here)

3. David Beckworth (macro musings)

4. Nathan Yau (flowing data)

5. Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok (marginal revolution)

6. Mark Thoma (economist's view)

7. Amol Aggarwal (mostly economics)

The views expressed are solely of the author and should not be interpreted as reflecting the views of the Bank of England or any of its committees.