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Table of contents:
Introduction to Econometrics provides students with a simple mathematics notation and step-by step explanations of mathematical proofs to facilitate a thorough understanding of the subject. Extensive exercises throughout encourage students to apply the techniques, thus gaining confidence in what they have learnt. A complete teaching and learning package, this text is accompanied by an Online Resource Centre featuring resources for lectures and students such as a student guide, PowerPoint slides, instructors manual, additional exercises, and links to cross-section and time series data sets. To reflect the student-friendly approach, the text design has been made even easier for students to learn from and the text is now in two colour. There is also a new chapter on Panel Data.
Contents:
1
Review: random variables, sampling, and estimation
- 2
Simple regression analysis
- 3
Properties of regression coefficients and hypothesis testing
- 4
Multiple regression analysis
- 5
Transformation of variables
- 6
Dummy variables
- 7
Specification regression variables: a preliinary skirmish
- 8
Heteroscedasticity
- 9
Stochastic regressors and measurement errors
- 10
Simultaneous Equations Estimation
- 11
Binary Choice Models and Maximum Likelihood Estimation
- 12
Models Using Time Series Data
- 13
Properties of Regression Models with Time Series Data
- 14
Introduction to Nonstationary Time Series
- 15
Introduction to Panel Data Models
Brief Description:
Provides students with a mathematics notation and explanations of mathematical proofs to facilitate an understanding of the subject. This book contains exercises and is accompanied by an online resource centre featuring resources for lectures and students such as a student guide, PowerPoint slides, instructors manual, and additional exercises.
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