John Cochrane's Programs for finance, macro, monetary economics and time series analysis
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Dick van Dijk wrote free programs for regime-switching models for returns (Markov Switching, Threshold, TAR), regime-switching models for volatility (STAR GARCH) and for artificial neural networks (ANN). Example data sets from Book (2000) on nonlinear time series analysis in empirical finance with Philip Hans Franses
Jurgen Doornik provides OxGauss , a free GAUSS compiler for Windows XXX, Linux and XXX Unix
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Matias Eklöf provides a 40 page Introduction to GAUSS 3.2 for Windows, 2001 and sample programs for Graduate Econometrics Course
Wouter den Haan published GAUSS code for his VARHAC estimator
James D. Hamilton (UCSD) published his GAUSS programs for flexible nonlinear inference, Econometrica, 2001
Bruce Hansen (U of Wisc.) wrote free programs for TAR models, stability and linearity testing
Bart Hobijn (NY FRB) wrote free programs for lots of modern stationarity (KPSS, Leybourne McCabe) and multivariate (seasonal) unit root tests (non cointegration). Bart's personal homepage.
Joel Horowitz (U of Iowa) wrote free programs for semiparametric and GMM estimation
Gary King produced ReLogit 1.1 Rare Events Logistic Regression, and AMELIA 2.0 (for multiple imputation in Political Science data) also available for Stata
Ron Schoenberg is Director of Software Applications Development for Aptech Systems. He wrote FANPAC 1.1.13 (1/2000) Extensive GARCH etc. library, now also multivariate GARCH.
Frank Windmeijer provides EXPEND, A Gauss programme for non-linear GMM estimation of exponential models with endogenous regressors for cross section and panel (dynamic) count data models