Basic Econometrics.

  • Corlett W
  • Aigner D
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4th ed. Accompanying disc contains all of the in-text data sets plus an additional 50 that are not in the text. pt. 1. Single-equation regression models. The nature of regression analysis -- Two-variable regression analysis : some basic ideas -- Two-variable regression model : the problem of estimation -- Classical normal linear regression model (CNLRM) -- Two-variable regression : interval estimation and hypothesis testing -- Extensions of the two-variable linear regression model -- Multiple regression analysis : the problem of estimation -- Multiple regression analysis : the problem of inference -- Dummy variable regression models -- pt. 2. Relaxing the assumptions of the classical model. Multicollinearity : what happens if the regressors are correlated -- Heteroscedasticity : what happens if the error variance is nonconstant? -- Autocorrelation : what happens if the error terms are correlated -- Econometric modeling : model specification and diagnostic testing -- pt. 3. Topics in econometrics. Nonlinear regression models -- Qualitative response regression models -- Panel data regression models -- Dynamic econometric models : autoregressive and distributed-lag models -- pt. 4. Simultaneous-equation models. Simultaneous-equation models -- The identification problem -- Simultaneous-equation methods -- Time series econometrics : some basic concepts -- Time series econometrics : forecasting.

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Corlett, W. J., & Aigner, D. J. (1972). Basic Econometrics. The Economic Journal, 82(326), 770. https://doi.org/10.2307/2230043

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