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 2 - 5 - The Standing Ovation Model.mp429.98 MB
 2 - 2 - Schelling's Segregation Model.mp424.27 MB
 Slides_L2F-Identification.pdf19.22 MB
 Slides_L2F-Identification.pptx16.27 MB
 2 - 3 - Measuring Segregation.mp415.7 MB
 2 - 6 - The Identification Problem.mp415.36 MB
 2 - 4 - Peer Effects.mp411.39 MB
 2 - 1 - Sorting and Peer Effects Introduction.mp48.17 MB
 Slides_L2C-MeasuringDisparity.pptx6.31 MB
 Slides_L2C-MeasuringDisparity.pdf4.31 MB
 3 - 2 - Central Limit Theorem.mp429.04 MB
 3 - 5 - Cellular Automata.mp424.36 MB
 3 - 4 - Game of Life.mp420.11 MB
 3 - 6 - Preference Aggregation.mp419.74 MB
 3 - 1 - Aggregation.mp414.56 MB
 3 - 3 - Six Sigma.mp47.02 MB
 Slides_L3A.pdf5.55 MB
 Slides_L3A.pptx5.41 MB
 Slides_L3E.pdf3.42 MB
 Slides_L3E.pptx3.2 MB
 4 - 5 - Decision Trees.mp418.52 MB
 4 - 3 - Spatial Choice Models.mp414.66 MB
 4 - 4 - Probability_ The Basics.mp413.88 MB
 4 - 6 - Value of Information.mp412.64 MB
 4 - 2 - Multi-Criterion Decision Making.mp411.93 MB
 Slides_L4F-ValueofInfromation.pdf11.07 MB
 Slides_L4F-ValueofInfromation.pptx10.1 MB
 4 - 1 - Introduction to Decision Making.mp48.37 MB
 Slides_L4D-Probability.pdf2.03 MB
 Slides_L4D-Probability.pptx1.87 MB
 5 - 2 - Rational Actor Models.mp423.79 MB
 5 - 3 - Behavioral Models.mp420.76 MB
 5 - 5 - When Does Behavior Matter_.mp419.41 MB
 5 - 4 - Rule Based Models.mp418.09 MB
 5 - 1 - Thinking Electrons_ Modeling People.mp410.23 MB
 5 - 2 - Rational Actor Models.srt27.17 KB
 5 - 4 - Rule Based Models.srt22.18 KB
 5 - 3 - Behavioral Models.srt21.15 KB
 5 - 5 - When Does Behavior Matter_.srt20 KB
 5 - 2 - Rational Actor Models.txt18.6 KB
 6 - 2 - Categorical Models.mp426.97 MB
 6 - 5 - Reading Regression Output.mp421.86 MB
 6 - 4 - Fitting Lines to Data.mp420.95 MB
 6 - 7 - The Big Coefficient vs The New Reality.mp420.82 MB
 6 - 3 - Linear Models.mp414.12 MB
 6 - 6 - From Linear to Nonlinear.mp49.03 MB
 6 - 1 - Introduction to Linear Models.mp47.96 MB
 Slides_L6All.pptx4.03 MB
 Slides_L6All.pdf1.49 MB
 R5Linearmodels.pdf808.31 KB
 7 - 2 - Percolation Models.mp421.75 MB
 7 - 4 - Contagion Models 2_ SIS Model.mp416.55 MB
 7 - 6 - Measuring Tips.mp416.53 MB
 7 - 5 - Classifying Tipping Points.mp414.79 MB
 7 - 3 - Contagion Models 1_ Diffusion.mp413.01 MB
 7 - 1 - Tipping Points.mp411.34 MB
 Slides_L7D.pdf4.58 MB
 Slides_L7B.pptx4.56 MB
 Slides_L7D.pptx4.3 MB
 Slides_L7B.pdf2.9 MB
 8 - 3 - Basic Growth Model.mp418.49 MB
 8 - 6 - Why Do Some Countries Not Grow_.mp416.95 MB
 8 - 4 - Solow Growth Model.mp416.26 MB
 8 - 2 - Exponential Growth.mp415.75 MB
 8 - 5 - WIll China Continue to Grow_.mp412.1 MB
 8 - 1 - Introduction To Growth.mp47.8 MB
 Slides_L8all.pptx3.6 MB
 Slides_L8all.pdf1.35 MB
 R8growth.pdf571.07 KB
 8 - 3 - Basic Growth Model.srt21.12 KB
 9 - 2 - Perspectives and Innovation.mp422.95 MB
 9 - 4 - Teams and Problem Solving.mp417.58 MB
 9 - 5 - Recombination.mp417.43 MB
 9 - 3 - Heuristics.mp414.23 MB
 9 - 1 - Problem Solving and Innovation.mp47.33 MB
 R9ProblemSolving.pdf617.7 KB
 9 - 2 - Perspectives and Innovation.srt33.92 KB
 9 - 2 - Perspectives and Innovation.txt19.15 KB
 9 - 4 - Teams and Problem Solving.srt17.75 KB
 9 - 5 - Recombination.srt16.9 KB
 10 - 2 - A Simple Markov Model.mp415.37 MB
 10 - 5 - Exapting the Markov Model.mp414.71 MB
 10 - 4 - Markov Convergence Theorem.mp414.68 MB
 10 - 3 - Markov Model of Democratization.mp412.16 MB
 10 - 1 - Markov Models.mp46.28 MB
 R10Markov.pdf484.84 KB
 10 - 5 - Exapting the Markov Model.srt17.36 KB
 10 - 4 - Markov Convergence Theorem.srt16.92 KB
 10 - 2 - A Simple Markov Model.srt16.6 KB
 10 - 3 - Markov Model of Democratization.srt12.66 KB
 11 - 2 - The Organization of Cities.mp418.33 MB
 11 - 1 - Lyapunov Functions.mp414.2 MB
 11 - 3 - Exchange Economies and Externalities.mp413.9 MB
 11 - 5 - Lyapunov_ Fun and Deep.mp411.94 MB
 11 - 4 - Time to Convergence and Optimality.mp410.9 MB
 11 - 6 - Lyapunov or Markov.mp410.56 MB
 R11Lyapunov.pdf571.96 KB
 11 - 2 - The Organization of Cities.srt20.05 KB
 11 - 3 - Exchange Economies and Externalities.srt15.31 KB
 11 - 1 - Lyapunov Functions.srt14.79 KB
 12 - 2 - What Is Culture And Why Do We Care_.mp426.04 MB
 12 - 5 - Coordination and Consistency.mp424.81 MB
 12 - 3 - Pure Coordination Game.mp421.12 MB
 12 - 4 - Emergence of Culture.mp417.04 MB
 12 - 1 - Coordination and Culture.mp46.68 MB
 R12CoordinationCulture.pdf261.47 KB
 12 - 5 - Coordination and Consistency.srt29.19 KB
 12 - 2 - What Is Culture And Why Do We Care_.srt26.08 KB
 12 - 3 - Pure Coordination Game.srt23.6 KB
 12 - 5 - Coordination and Consistency.txt19.98 KB
 13 - 2 - Urn Models.mp426.43 MB
 13 - 5 - Path Dependence and Increasing Returns.mp419.39 MB
 13 - 4 - Path Dependence and Chaos.mp417.49 MB
 13 - 3 - Mathematics on Urn Models.mp417.1 MB
 13 - 6 - Path Dependent or Tipping Point.mp413.25 MB
 13 - 1 - Path Dependence.mp411.7 MB
 Slides_L13All.pptx3.64 MB
 Slides_L13All.pdf1.22 MB
 pathdepend.pdf225.9 KB
 13 - 2 - Urn Models.srt28.11 KB
 14 - 2 - The Structure of Networks.mp428.92 MB
 14 - 4 - Network Function.mp419.06 MB
 14 - 3 - The Logic of Network Formation.mp415.14 MB
 14 - 1 - Networks.mp411.29 MB
 Slides_L14All.pptx6.87 MB
 Slides_L14All.pdf6.01 MB
 14 - 2 - The Structure of Networks.srt31.65 KB
 14 - 4 - Network Function.srt21.7 KB
 14 - 2 - The Structure of Networks.txt21.67 KB
 14 - 3 - The Logic of Network Formation.srt16.69 KB
 15 - 4 - Random Walks.mp420.31 MB
 15 - 3 - Skill and Luck.mp413.79 MB
 15 - 6 - FInite Memory Random Walks.mp413.38 MB
 15 - 5 - Random Walks and Wall Street.mp412.36 MB
 15 - 2 - Sources of Randomness.mp48.12 MB
 Slides_L15All.pdf7.02 MB
 Slides_L15All.pptx6.74 MB
 15 - 1 - Randomness and Random Walk Models.mp44.91 MB
 R15SkillandLuck.pdf1.16 MB
 15 - 4 - Random Walks.srt19.63 KB
 16 - 5 - Blotto and Competition.mp417.22 MB
 16 - 2 - Blotto_ No Best Strategy.mp411.73 MB
 16 - 3 - Applications of Colonel Blotto.mp411.49 MB
 16 - 4 - Blotto_ Troop Advantages.mp410.65 MB
 16 - 1 - Colonel Blotto Game.mp43.15 MB
 Slides_L16All.pptx1.27 MB
 Slides_L16All.pdf674.98 KB
 Blotto.pdf173.92 KB
 R16BlottoDiff.pdf74.04 KB
 16 - 5 - Blotto and Competition.srt18.95 KB
 17 - 2 - Seven Ways To Cooperation.mp421.89 MB
 17 - 3 - Collective Action and Common Pool Resource Problems.mp411.52 MB
 17 - 4 - No Panacea.mp49.5 MB
 17 - 1 - Intro_ The Prisoners' Dilemma and Collective Action.mp45.75 MB
 Slides_L17All.pptx4.51 MB
 Slides_L17All.pdf3.92 MB
 PrisonersDilemmaStanford.pdf465.83 KB
 Ostrom-Panacea.pdf147.97 KB
 NowakSigmund07.pdf107.6 KB
 17 - 2 - Seven Ways To Cooperation.srt24.84 KB
 18 - 3 - Auctions.mp427.5 MB
 18 - 4 - Public Projects.mp418.11 MB
 18 - 2 - Hidden Action and Hidden Information.mp414.24 MB
 18 - 1 - Mechanism Design.mp45.58 MB
 Slides_L18all.pptx991.8 KB
 maskinmechanismdesign.pdf242.84 KB
 Auctionslides.pdf141.71 KB
 18 - 3 - Auctions.srt32.41 KB
 18 - 3 - Auctions.txt22.2 KB
 18 - 4 - Public Projects.srt20.32 KB
 19 - 2 - The Replicator Equation.mp417.18 MB
 19 - 3 - Fisher's Theorem.mp415.8 MB
 19 - 4 - Variation or Six Sigma.mp48.09 MB
 19 - 1 - Replicator Dynamics.mp46.95 MB
 Slides_L19all.pptx2.23 MB
 replicator.pdf299.57 KB
 fisher.pdf271.73 KB
 19 - 2 - The Replicator Equation.srt22.58 KB
 19 - 3 - Fisher's Theorem.srt17.91 KB
 19 - 2 - The Replicator Equation.txt15.45 KB
 20 - 3 - Diversity Prediction Theorem.mp417.12 MB
 20 - 4 - The Many Model Thinker.mp410.84 MB
 20 - 2 - Linear Models.mp47.47 MB
 20 - 1 - Prediction.mp43.56 MB
 Slides_L20all.pptx2.22 MB
 prediction.pdf80.24 KB
 20 - 3 - Diversity Prediction Theorem.srt18.27 KB
 20 - 3 - Diversity Prediction Theorem.txt12.51 KB
 20 - 4 - The Many Model Thinker.srt12.2 KB
 20 - 2 - Linear Models.srt8.84 KB
 1 - 5 - Using Models to Decide, Strategize, and Design.mp421.58 MB
 1 - 2 - Intelligent Citizens of the World.mp415.42 MB
 1 - 3 - Thinking More Clearly.mp415.13 MB
 1 - 4 - Using and Understanding Data.mp412.88 MB
 1 - 1 - Why Model_.mp412.1 MB
 Slides_Slides_Slides_L1B-IntelligentCitizenv2.pdf9.37 MB
 Slides_Slides_L1B-IntelligentCitizenv2.pptx8.83 MB
 Slides_L1E-DecideDesign.pptx4.76 MB
 Slides_Slides_L1E-DecideDesign.pdf4.68 MB
 Slides_Slides_L1A-WhyModel.pdf1.17 MB
 Slides_L1A-WhyModel.pptx1.16 MB
 R1Page.pdf832.64 KB
 Slides_L1C-ClearerThinker.pptx458.84 KB
 Slides_L1D-UseDatanocharts.pptx421.72 KB
 Slides_Slides_L1C-ClearerThinker.pdf263.56 KB
 R1Epstein.pdf131.25 KB
 Slides_Slides_L1D-UseDatanocharts.pdf84.13 KB
 1 - 5 - Using Models to Decide, Strategize, and Design.srt25.21 KB
 1 - 2 - Intelligent Citizens of the World.srt20.6 KB
 1 - 3 - Thinking More Clearly.srt18.53 KB
 1 - 4 - Using and Understanding Data.srt18.15 KB
 1 - 5 - Using Models to Decide, Strategize, and Design.txt17.26 KB
 1 - 1 - Why Model_.srt17.04 KB
 1 - 2 - Intelligent Citizens of the World.txt14.1 KB
 1 - 3 - Thinking More Clearly.txt12.7 KB
 1 - 4 - Using and Understanding Data.txt12.44 KB
 1 - 1 - Why Model_.txt11.69 KB

Description

We live in a complex world with diverse people, firms, and governments whose behaviors aggregate to produce novel, unexpected phenomena. We see political uprisings, market crashes, and a never ending array of social trends. How do we make sense of it?

Models. Evidence shows that people who think with models consistently outperform those who don't. And, moreover people who think with lots of models outperform people who use only one.
Why do models make us better thinkers?

Models help us to better organize information - to make sense of that fire hose or hairball of data (choose your metaphor) available on the Internet. Models improve our abilities to make accurate forecasts. They help us make better decisions and adopt more effective strategies. They even can improve our ability to design institutions and procedures.

In this class, I present a starter kit of models: I start with models of tipping points. I move on to cover models explain the wisdom of crowds, models that show why some countries are rich and some are poor, and models that help unpack the strategic decisions of firm and politicians.

The models covered in this class provide a foundation for future social science classes, whether they be in economics, political science, business, or sociology. Mastering this material will give you a huge leg up in advanced courses. They also help you in life.
Here's how the course will work.

For each model, I present a short, easily digestible overview lecture. Then, I'll dig deeper. I'll go into the technical details of the model. Those technical lectures won't require calculus but be prepared for some algebra. For all the lectures, I'll offer some questions and we'll have quizzes and even a final exam. If you decide to do the deep dive, and take all the quizzes and the exam, you'll receive a certificate of completion. If you just decide to follow along for the introductory lectures to gain some exposure that's fine too. It's all free. And it's all here to help make you a better thinker!

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Coursera / University of Michigan - Model Thinking : Modelling of a Systems