Biography
Jennifer Castle is currently the Director of Climate Econometrics (formerly the Programme for Economic Modelling), and a Titular Associate Professor and Tutorial Fellow in Economics at Magdalen College, University of Oxford. Her research interests lie in the fields of climate econometrics, model selection and forecasting, focusing on econometric modelling and the use of general-to-specific methodology in modelling economic time series, modelling non-linear economic time series and macro-economic forecasting in theory and practice, with applications including inflation, unemployment, the output gap and climate variables.
Recent Publications
in Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control
Jennifer L. Castle , Takamitsu Kurita
in Economica
Jennifer L. Castle , Jurgen A Doornik , David F. Hendry
in National Institute Economic Review
David F. Hendry , Jennifer L. Castle
in Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics
Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry
in Renewable Energy
Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry
in Energy Economics
Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry , Andrew B. Martinez
in International Journal of Forecasting
Jennifer L. Castle , Jurgen A Doornik , David F. Hendry
in Oxford Research Encyclopedias
Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry
in Advances in Econometrics
Andrew B. Martinez , Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry
in National Institute Economic Review
Jennifer L. Castle , Jurgen A Doornik , David F. Hendry
in Econometrics and Statistics
Jennifer L. Castle , Jurgen A Doornik , David F. Hendry
in Social Science Quarterly
Jurgen A Doornik , Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry
in International Journal of Forecasting
Fotios Petropoulos , Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry , Andrew B. Martinez
in Econometrics
Jennifer L. Castle , Jurgen A Doornik , David F. Hendry
in Forecasting
Jennifer L. Castle , Jurgen A Doornik , David F. Hendry
Forthcoming Events
14:00
Forecasting UK Inflation during 2021-24
David Hendry (with Jennifer L. Castle and Jurgen A. Doornik)
Online Event
Recent Events
12:00
INET Oxford Summer Research Meeting 2024
The event is open to all INET Oxford researchers, staff, visitors, and associate members
In Person Event
08:00
26th Dynamic Econometrics Conference, 3rd-5th April 2024
In honour of Prof. Sir David Hendry's 80th birthday
In Person Event
14:30
"Econometric Forecasting of climate change" - David Hendry (Climate Econometrics)
INET Researcher Seminar (VIRTUAL event)
Online Event
16:05
“Econometric Forecasting of Climate Change” - Jennifer Castle (Climate Econometrics, University of Oxford)
Environmental Economics Seminar Series
Hybrid Event
14:00
“The Role of Energy in UK Inflation and Productivity” - David Hendry (Economic Modelling/Climate Econometrics)
INET Researcher Seminar (VIRTUAL event)
Online Event
