dhr. dr. K.J. (Kees Jan) van Garderen


  • Faculteit Economie en Bedrijfskunde
    Sectie Econometrie & Statistiek
  • Valckenierstraat  65
    1018 XE  Amsterdam
    Kamernummer: J/K2.42
  • K.J.vanGarderen@uva.nl
    T:  0205254220

Positions

Associate Professor in Econometrics
Programme Director MSc Econometrics
Programme Director BSc Econometrics and Operations Research
Coordinator UvA, European Doctorate in Economics Erasmus Mundus (EDEEM)

Research programme

UvA-Econometrics

Research interests

Econometric Theory, 
Differential Geometry & Applications in Econometrics, 
Exact Distribution Theory, 
Conditional Inference, 
Approximations, 
Aggregation,
Applied Econometrics and Financial Econometrics. 

Dissertation title

Inference in Curved Exponential Models
PhD, Econometrics, 
University of Cambridge, 
Trinity College (1996). 

Prizes and honours

KNAW Research Fellow 2001-2005 
2001 ESRC grant (competitive award for research proposal with C.Schluter)
1994 Human Capital and Mobility Fellowship
             (competitive award for research proposal submitted to the Commission of the European Union).
1992 Trinity College External Research Studentship. 
1992 ESRC Studentship Competition Award. 
1992 Everhard Verheyden Dutch Prize.
1991 Australian Postgraduate Research Award. 

Curriculum Vitae 

Teaching activities

Current year

Advanced Econometrics 1 & 2   (MSc in Econometrics, Amsterdam)
Advanced Econometrics II          (MPhil, Tinbergen Institute Amsterdam)
Econometrie 1                                (2nd year BSc Econometrics, Amsterdam)
Econometrie 2                                (3rd year BSc Econometrics, Amsterdam)
Thesis coordination                     (BSc & MSc Econometrics)

Previously

Time Series Modelling                                   (MSc Bristol)
Advanced Micro Econometric Modelling  (MSc Bristol)
Advanced Econometric Theory                    (3rd year, Bristol)
Applied Econometrics                                    (3rd year, Bristol)
Econometrics                                                   (2nd year, Cambridge)
Applied Econometrics                                   (2nd year, Monash, Melbourne)
Econometrics                                                   (2nd year, Monash, Melbourne)
Topics in Econometrics                                 (3rd year, Monash, Melbourne)
Economics Statistics                                     (1st year, Monash, Melbourne) 

2014

2009

2003

2002

2001

2000

  • K.J. van Garderen (2000). An Alternative Comparison of Classical Tests: Assessing the Effects of Curvature. In M. Salmon & P. Marriot (Eds.), Applications of Differential Geometry to Econometrics. Cambridge University Press.
  • K.J. van Garderen, K.C. Lee & M.H. Pesaran (2000). Cross-sectional aggregation of non-linear models. Journal of Econometrics, 95 (2), 285-331. doi: 10.1016/S0304-4076(99)00040-8

1999

  • K.J. van Garderen (1999). Exact Geometry of First Order Autoregressive Models. Journal of Time Series Analysis, 20 (1), 1-21. doi: 10.1111/1467-9892.00122

1997

2009

2006

  • K.J. van Garderen & C.J.M. Schluter (2006). Edgeworth expansions and normalizing transforms for inequality measures. (intern rapport, UvA-Econometrics Working Paper, no 2006/06). Amsterdam: Faculteit Economie en Bedrijfskunde.

2003

  • K.J. van Garderen & Christian Schluter (2003). Improving finite sample confidence intervals for inequality and poverty measures. : .

2001

  • M. Taniguchi, M.L. Puri & K.J. van Garderen (2001). Higher Order Asymptotic Theory for Semiparameteric Estimation of Spectral Parameters of Stationary Processes. Discussion Paper, 01514.

2004

  • K.J. van Garderen (2004). Conditionele Inferentie Methoden en Kleine Steekproeven in de Econometrie. In T.M. Hackeng (Ed.), Over de grenzen van het weten. Jaarboek 2003 van de Vereniging van Akademie Onderzoekers (Jaarboeken Verening van Akademieonderzoekers). Amsterdam: KNAW.

2013

2005

2001

  • K.J. van Garderen & C. Shah (2001). The Interpretation of Dummy Variables in Semilogarithmic Equations in the Presence of Estimation Uncertainty. (Preprints, no 01511). : Department of Economics, University of Bristol.
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