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ECON 406 - Introduction to Econometrics
Section: 001
Term: FA 2013
Subject: Economics (ECON)
Department: LSA Economics
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Credits:
4
Requirements & Distribution:
BS
Enforced Prerequisites:
ECON 405 with a grade of C- or better.
Other Course Info:
W.
BS:
This course counts toward the 60 credits of math/science required for a Bachelor of Science degree.
Repeatability:
May not be repeated for credit.
Rackham Information:
Rackham credit requires additional work.
Primary Instructor:
Smith,Jeffrey Andrew

Description

This course, a continuation of ECON 405, is intended to prepare students to conduct empirical research in economics. The classical linear regression model is developed with special emphasis on the basic assumptions of the model, economic situations in which the assumptions are violated, and alternative estimation procedures that are appropriate in these cases. Computer exercises are used to introduce students to special problems encountered in the analysis of economic data.

For textbook information, please visit the ECON Textbook Information Website. Information will be posted for each class as soon as it is available.

Schedule

ECON 406 - Introduction to Econometrics
Schedule Listing
001 (LEC)
 
19280
Closed
0
 
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MW 8:30AM - 10:00AMLEC RM 1 MLB
Note: Students will be auto-enrolled in section 001 when they elect sections 002-003.
002 (DIS)
P
19281
Closed
0
 
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F 12:00PM - 1:00PM1570 CCL
003 (DIS)
P
19282
Closed
0
 
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F 11:00AM - 12:00PM1570 CCL

Textbooks/Other Materials

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ISBN: 1111531048
Introductory economics : a modern approach., Author: Jeffrey M. Wooldridge., Publisher: Cengage Learning 5. ed.
Required
ISBN: 9781597180139
An introduction to modern econometrics using stata, Author: Christopher F. Baum., Publisher: Stata Press 2006
Optional
ISBN: 9780393071955
Naked Statistics Stripping the Dread from the Data., Publisher: W W Norton & Co Inc
Optional
ISBN: 9781597181099
A gentle introduction to Stata, Author: Alan C. Acock., Publisher: Stata Press Rev. 3. ed
Required

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