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Empirical Research in Energy Markets

WI001156Electives in Management6 ECTSEnglishWintersemester/SommersemesterProfessur für Energiemärkte (Prof. Schwenen)
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What it is about

You learn methods of empirical research focusing on energy markets: regression models, endogeneity problems and solutions, principal component analysis, and data preparation. In the end you can apply these statistical methods together and implement them practically in R to plan, conduct, and evaluate your own studies.

What you will be able to do

  • Understand and critically assess empirical research works
  • Recognize endogeneity problems and apply appropriate remedies (e.g., instrumental variables)
  • Apply multiple regression and multivariate models confidently
  • Carry out and interpret principal component analysis
  • Preprocess and transform data for empirical analyses
  • Implement methods practically in R and evaluate suitable R packages
  • Present results in writing and use them for your own project or master's theses

What the module consists of

  • VorlesungConveying theoretical foundations and interactive elements; derivation of statistical results on the whiteboard
  • Praktische Übungen in RApplying the methods to raw data sets including preprocessing and transformation
  • SelbststudiumDeepening through recommended literature and independent engagement with studies from the Energy Markets
  • Mid‑term ÜbungenPractical tasks in R applying the learned methods; possibility of a bonus to the final grade

Teaching method

  • Präsentation mit interaktiven ElementenIntroduction to concepts and integration of students' prior knowledge
  • Whiteboard‑HerleitungenFostering understanding of statistical derivations and formulas
  • Praktische Computerübungen in RApplication of methods to real datasets from raw data to analysis process
  • Selbststudium mit Literatur und BeispielenDeepening and overview of relevant empirical research findings
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