Thomas B. Fomby, Ph.D.

Department of Economics
Southern Methodist University
Dallas, TX 75275-0491
E-mail at tfomby@smu.edu

Professor Fomby received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Missouri, Columbia. His current research interests include time series forecasting, especially seasonal time series, and the use of econometric methods in marketing research.

Curriculum Vitae

Research Areas:

• Econometrics
• Business and Economic Forecasting
• Data Mining Techniques
• Industrial Organization

Teaching Areas

• Economics 5375, Economic and Business Forecasting
  • Course Outline
  • EXERCISES and SAS Programs
  • Aaron Bono's ARMAgrapher
  • Aaron Bono's ARMAparameters
  • WebCT
• Economics 5350, Introductory Econometrics
  • Course Outline
  • Exercises and Computer Programs
  • Exercise Keys
  • Mid-Term I Key
  • Mid-Term II Key
  • Wooldridge Data Sets
  • Wooldridge Chapters Power Point
  • Engle_Granger Nobel Prize
• Economics 6352, Applied Econometric Analysis
• Economics 6375, Introduction to Applied Econometric Methods
  • Course Outline
  • Exercises and Computer Programs
• Economics 7378, Applied Econometrics
  • Course Outline
  • SAS Programs
  
  

  Publications

  • Papers
  • ISF 2003 Keynote Address Merida, Mexico June 16
  • 3 Plenary Lectures Toluca City, Mexico Aug. 2002
  • Books
    1. Advances in Econometrics
    2. Advanced Econometric Methods
  • Working Papers
    1. Divert Court Cost-Benefit Study
    2. Global Warming by Hemispheres
    3. Change Point Analysis of Environmental Federalism
    4. Figures for Change Point Paper
    5. PowerPoint Presentation of Change Point Paper

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