Christian Gourieroux
Christian Gourieroux ( * 1949 ) is an econometrician. Each year he teaches and conducts research for a semester at the University of Toronto in Canada, the other half he spends at the Center of Research in Economics and Statistics ( CREST) in Paris, France.
Christian Gourieroux published worldwide in numerous journals. In 1990 he was awarded with Alain Monfort and Alain Trogon with the Koopmans Prize for their work, " General Approach to Serial Correlation ".
Publications
- Financial Econometrics: Problems, Models, and Methods
- Simulation -Based Econometric Methods ( Oup / Core Lecture Series )
- Statistics and Econometric Models ( Themes in Modern Econometrics )
- Time Series and Dynamic Models ( Themes in Modern Econometrics )
- Statistique de l'assurance ( Collection " Economie et statistiques Avancées " )
- ARCH Models and Financial Applications ( Springer Series in Statistics)
Article
- Nonlinear Autocorrelograms: An Application to Inter-Trade Durations
- Infrequent Extreme Risks
- Kernel-based nonlinear canonical analysis and time reversibility
- Heterogeneous INAR ( 1) model with application to car insurance
- Stochastic volatility duration models
- Memory and infrequent breaks
- Testing for Evidence of Adverse Selection in the Automobile Insurance Market: A Comment
- Instrumental Models and Indirect Encompassing
References
- Christian S. Gourieroux: IDEAS File ( English)
- Gourierouxs page on crest.fr (French)
- Economist ( 20th century)
- Economist ( 21st century)
- University teachers ( University of Toronto )
- University teachers (Paris)
- Frenchman
- Born in 1949
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