ECN31003 Econometrics

Aims/Description: This module introduces students to econometric analysis, through a consideration of regression models, their properties, what can go wrong, and how those problems are solved. Throughout, the module tries to provide students with an intuitive feel for these issues, supported by appropriate mathematical proofs. Students are also provided with the practical experience of performing their own regression analyses, in a supported workshop setting with datasets provided to them.

Restrictions on availability: ECN130. ECN118 or ECN119 or MAS equivalents. ECN120 or MAS equivalents. Cannot be taken with ECN21004 or ECN21007. Only available to students who could not take either of those modules at Level Two.

Staff Contact: VANINO ENRICO

Teaching Methods: Lectures, Seminars, Tutorials, Independent Study

Assessment: Formal Exam, Course work, Classroom testing

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