My name is Jeremy Bejarano. I'm a Ph.D. student in the Department of Economics at the University of Chicago. My interests are in macroeconomics and finance, with a emphasis on asset pricing.
Asset Pricing and the Importance of Sectoral Shocks (Working Paper)
Teaching
Current Teaching
ECON 21410: Computational Methods in Economics (Spring 2019) This course introduces the basic programming and computational techniques necessary for solving and estimating economic models. The course covers topics in numerical methods, such as optimization, function approximation, and Monte Carlo techniques, as well as topics in data exploration...
Parallel Programming with Python and MPI: BYU 2013 This is the material, including a short text I wrote and video tutorials, for a workshop on parallel programming with MPI and Python that I taught as part of a summer bootcamp on computational economics in 2013. It may be quite out of date by now.
Miscellaneous
Interactive Plot and Widget Demo. Here I present examples of the kinds of interactive plots and widgets that can be easily embedded into a website using tools that work well with or are based in the Python/R ecosystem.
