Introductory Labor Economics
For many years as a professor I taught labor economics. And while there are several good introductory texts, none felt they matched my lecture plans. So I ended up just writing my own book! And I was in Korea so wanted some of the data to be specific to the student body. Please feel free to use as a reference if you are teaching a course. The book can be donwloaded here - (Introductory Labor Economics: A Modern Approach)
Introductory Econometrics with R
I taught intro econometrics many times, and always felt teaching with a statistical language was the way to go. Here is the course material I used to teach using R as the language of choice. The course is loosely based on Wooldridge’s text, though I have added specific adjustments (like using Pearl’s ‘do’ notation from the get-go to help ease into the issue of ommited variable bias).
Download full course materials here: Intro Econometrics
Lectures
-Linear Regression with One Regressor
-Linear Regression with Multiple Regressor
-Hypothesis Testing in Multiple Regression
-Nonlinear Regression Functions
-Assessing Studies based on Regression
-Regression with Binary Dependent Data
R Notes
Data Files
(again much in line with Wooldridge - and I cannot find the data description, likely on his textbook website)
-Guns