George Tauchen is affiliated with Duke University in the United States. Their research spans the fields of Economics, Econometrics, and Finance, with a focus on subfields including Finance and Economics and Econometrics. The main topics addressed in their work cover Financial Markets and Investment Strategies, Market Dynamics and Volatility, Housing Market and Economics, Stochastic Processes and Financial Applications, and Financial Risk and Volatility Modeling.
Their publication record includes work in several academic venues:
Selected recent papers authored or co-authored by George Tauchen include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with George Tauchen include:
Their work predominantly deals with quantitative and econometric methods applied to financial markets, with notable attention to volatility modeling and risk assessment. The distribution of research topics also reflects an interdisciplinary approach combining elements of economics, finance, and statistical modeling.
George Tauchen has been recognized by professional organizations through fellowships, including:
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Tim Bollerslev;George Tauchen;Hao Zhou
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A. Ronald Gallant;George Tauchen
George Tauchen;Robert Hussey
Mikhail Chernov;A. Ronald Gallant;Eric Ghysels;George Tauchen
Xin Huang;George Tauchen
A Ronald Gallant;George Tauchen
A. Ronald Gallant;Peter E. Rossi;George Tauchen
Tim Bollerslev;Julia Litvinova;George Tauchen
Philip J. Cook;George Tauchen
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A.Ronald Gallant;David Hsieh;George Tauchen
Tim Bollerslev;Tzuo Hann Law;George Tauchen
A. Ronald Gallant;Chien-Te Hsu;George Tauchen
A. Gallant;D. Hsieh;George Tauchen
A. Ronald Gallant;George Tauchen
William Barnett;James Powell;George Tauchen
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