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Introductory Econometrics

Theory and Applications - Second Edition

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There was a revolution in econometrics during the 1980s, with particularly interesting developments in Britain and Europe. Introductory Econometrics, second edition, has been revised to incorporate all the latest developments and covers standard econometric theories, many of which are confusing to undergraduate students. This book aims to explain all the standard theories in a simple, concise manner. production functions and demand for money and also provides a combination of theory and applications. Each chapter contains exercises for subject revision and new chapters include: maximum likelihood estimation; extensions of classical linear model; breakdowns in classical assumptions; lagged variables. BA economics, MSc economics and non-specialist econometricians courses.

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Introductory Econometrics, R. Leighton Thomas

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1993
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Subtitle
Theory and Applications - Second Edition
Language
English
Released
1993
Format
Hardcover
Pages
436
ISBN10
0582073782
ISBN13
9780582073784
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There was a revolution in econometrics during the 1980s, with particularly interesting developments in Britain and Europe. Introductory Econometrics, second edition, has been revised to incorporate all the latest developments and covers standard econometric theories, many of which are confusing to undergraduate students. This book aims to explain all the standard theories in a simple, concise manner. production functions and demand for money and also provides a combination of theory and applications. Each chapter contains exercises for subject revision and new chapters include: maximum likelihood estimation; extensions of classical linear model; breakdowns in classical assumptions; lagged variables. BA economics, MSc economics and non-specialist econometricians courses.