Department of Econometrics and Operations Research

Name of the unit:  Department of Financial Accounting
Head:  Professor Jacek Osiewalski, Fellow of Journal of Econometrics
Website: http://uekwww.uek.krakow.pl/pl/uczelnia/wydzialy/wydzial-zarzadzania/wydzial/katedry/katedra-ekonometrii-i-badan-operacyjnych.html
Telephone:  (0048) 122935623, 122937468
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Fax:  (0048) 122935057
Main research areas:

Statistics & Econometrics, Empirical Microeconomics, Empirical Macroeconomics, Empirical Finance, Operations Research

Person

Brief statement of research interests of the people holding mixed, research and teaching, positions

Maciej Kostrzewski

Econometrics, financial econometrics, Bayesian inference, life insurance mathematics, time series models, Bayesian diffusion and jump-diffusion models, Bayesian structural VAR models.

Łukasz Kwiatkowski

Financial econometrics, time series analysis, Bayesian inference, regime-switching models, stochastic volatility models, market risk analysis.

Błażej Mazur

Bayesian inference, demand systems, nonlinear time series, macroeconomic forecasting, business cycle analysis, numerical methods for Bayesian analysis, financial econometrics.


Kamil Makieła

Stochastic frontier analysis, Bayesian inference, productivity and productive efficiency measurement, growth and development accounting, models for panel data.

Jerzy Marzec

Applied microeconometrics, Bayesian inference, stochastic frontier analysis, efficiency and productivity in banking and agriculture, econometric analysis of (micro) panel data, discrete choice models in credit risk measurement.

Jacek Osiewalski

Bayesian statistics and econometrics; inference robustness; elliptical distributions and their generalizations; time series models and forecasting; Bayesian analysis of GARCH and SV models, multivariate hybrid SV-GARCH models; stochastic frontier production and cost models, efficiency analysis; decomposition of economic growth and international growth comparisons; discrete choice models.

Anna Pajor

Financial econometrics, stochastic volatility processes, volatility models, risk assessment and forecasting, portfolio analysis, derivatives pricing, exogeneity and non-causality in econometrics, time series analysis, Bayesian inference, Monte Carlo methods.

Mateusz Pipień

Financial econometrics, econometrics of the business cycle, forecasting macroeconomic time series, Bayesian inference, subsampling methods, Markov Chain Monte Carlo, asymmetric multivariate distributions, empirical finance.

Artur Prędki

Operations research, productivity and efficiency analysis, Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) - theory and applications.

Justyna Wróblewska

Vector autoregression (VAR) processes, cointegration, structural vector autoregression models (SVAR), structural vector error correction models, co-feature analysis, common cyclical factors, modelling of the empirical autocorrelation function, Bayesian analysis.

Renata Wróbel-Rotter

Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE), Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Vector Autoregression (DSGE-VAR), Bayesian inference, Markov Chain Monte Carlo, stochastic frontier models.


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