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Introduction to econometrics

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  • "经济计量学精要"
  • "Econometrics"
  • "Introduction to econometrics"@it
  • "Introduction to econometrics"
  • "Jing ji ji liang xue jing yao"@en
  • "Ji liang jing ji xue dao lun"
  • "计量经济学导论"

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  • "The Third Edition Update maintains a focus on currency, while building on the philosophy that applications should drive the theory, not the other way around."
  • ""An approach to modern econometrics theory and practice through engaging applications. Ensure students grasp the relevance of econometrics with Introduction to Econometrics, the text that connects modern theory and practice with engaging applications. The third edition builds on the philosophy that applications should drive the theory, not the other way around, while maintaining a focus on currency. Provide Context: Real-World Questions and Data. Each important econometric method is built around an important real world question that demands a specific numerical example. For example, the single variable regression, multiple regression, and functional form analysis are motivated by the question: Do smaller elementary class sizes produce higher test scores? Keep it Current: New and Updated Discussions On: The treatment of standard errors for panel data regression (Chapter 10). When and why missing data can present a problem for regression analysis (Chapter 9). The use of regression discontinuity design as a method for analyzing quasi-experiments (Chapter 13). Weak instruments (Chapter 12). The use and interpretation of control variables is integrated into the core development of regression analysis (Chapter 7). Introduction of the "potential outcomes" framework for experimental data (Chapter 13). Present Consistency: Theory That Matches Application. Although econometric tools are best motivated by empirical applications, students need to learn enough econometric theory to understand the strengths and limitations of those tools. A modern treatment is provided to fit between theory and applications as tightly as possible, while keeping the mathematics at a level that requires only algebra. Create Skilled Producers, Sophisticated Consumers. One of the goal's of this textbook is to help students become sophisticated consumers of empirical analysis. To do so, they must learn how to use the tools of regression analysis and how to assess the validity of empirical analyses presented to them. This text presents empirical study through a threefold process: Immediately after introducing the main tools of regression analysis, Chapter 9 is devoted to the threats to internal and external validity of an empirical study. This chapter discusses data problems and issues of generalizing findings to other settings. It also examines the main threats to regression analysis, including omitted variables, functional form misspecification, errors-in-variables, selection, and simultaneity, and ways to recognize these threats in practice. Next the methods for assessing empirical studies to the empirical analysis are applied to the ongoing examples in the book. This is done by considering alternative specifications and by systematically addressing the various threats to validity of the analyses presented in the book. And lastly, students need firsthand experience as producers in order to be sophisticated consumers. For this reason, the textbook website features data sets, software, and suggestions for empirical exercises of differing scopes. These web resources have been expanded considerably for the second edition."--[Résumé de l'éditeur]."
  • "To make econometrics relevant in an introductory course, interesting applications must motivate the theory and the theory must match the applications. This text aims to motivate the need for tools with concrete applications, providing simple assumptions that match the application."

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  • "Ressources internet"
  • "[Manuels d'enseignement supérieur]"
  • "Problèmes et exercices (Descripteur de forme)"
  • "Manuel d'enseignement supérieur (Descripteur de forme)"
  • "Matériel didactique"
  • "Einführung"
  • "Lehrbuch"

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  • "Introduction to econometrics global edition"
  • "Introduction to econometrics"
  • "Introduction to econometrics"@en
  • "Introduction to Econometrics Global Edition"
  • "Introduction to econometrics / 计量经济学导论 / 詹姆斯 H. 斯托克, 马克 W. 沃森著"
  • "Ji liang jing ji xue : di san ban"
  • "Introduction to Econometrics"@en
  • "Introduction to econometrics : brief edition = Jing ji ji liang xue jing yao"@en
  • "计量经济学 : 第2版"
  • "Ji liang jing ji xue : di 2 ban"
  • "Introduction to econometrics= ji liang jing ji xue dao lun"
  • "Principes d'économétrie"
  • "Introduction to econometrics : brief edition = 经济计量学精要"
  • "Introducción a la econometría"@es
  • "Introducción a la econometría"
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  • "计量经济学 : 第二版"
  • "Ekonometriye giriş"@tr
  • "Introduction to econometrics : brief edition"@en
  • "Introduction to econometrics : brief edition"
  • "Introduzione all'econometria"@it
  • "Introduction to econometrics / Ji liang jing ji xue dao lun / Zhanmusi H. Situoke, Make W. Wosen zhu"
  • "Introduction to econometrics = 计量经济学导论"
  • "Introduction to econometrics : global edition"
  • "Introduction to econometrics: Brief edition"
  • "计量经济学 : 第三版"
  • "Ji liang jing ji xue : Di er ban"
  • "Introduction to econometrics= 计量经济学导论"

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