Econometrics:An Introductory Exposition of Econometric Methods A Koutsoyiannis
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TextPublication details: : London Macmillan 1977Edition: 2nd edDescription: xvii, 681 pages illustrations ; 24 cmISBN: - 9780333778227
- HB139.K66
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| BS 20 POP Philosophy / | HB139 .K66 Theory of econometrics : | HB139.K66 Econometrics:An Introductory Exposition of Econometric Methods | HB172.5 .H96 Macroeconomics./ | HD31 .N384 Business in context: | HD31 .N384 Business in context: |
Includes index
PART 1 CORRELATION THEORY: THE SIMPLE LINEAR REGRESSION MODEL - Definition, Scope and Division of Econometrics - Methodology of Econometric Research - Correlation Theory - The Simple Linear Regression Model: The Ordinary Least Squares Method (OLS) - Statistical Tests of Significance of the Estimates - Properties of the Least Square Estimates - Multiple Regression and other Extension of the Simple Linear Regression Model - Regression and Analysis of Variants
- PART 2 ECONOMETRIC PROBLEMS; SECOND-ORDER TESTS OF THE ASSUMPTIONS OF THE LINEAR REGRESSION MODEL - The Assumptions of Randomness, Zero-mean, Constant Variants and Normality of the Disturbance Variable u - Autocorrelation - Multicolinearity - Errors in Variables, Time as a Variable, Dummy Variables, Grouped Data - Lagged Variables and Distributed Lag Models -
PART 3 MODELS OF SIMULTANEOUS RELATIONSHIPS - Simultaneous-Equation Models - Indentification - Simultaneous-Equation Methods - Mixed Estimation Methods: the Method of Principal Components - Maximum Likelihood Methods - 3-Stage Least Squares - Testing the Forecasting Power of an Estimated Model - Choice of Econometric Technique - Monte Carlo Studies
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