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Using Econometrics: A Practical Guide, Seventh Edition |
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Comment from the Stata technical groupUsing Econometrics, by A.H. Studenmund, provides an introduction to econometrics at the undergraduate level. The book covers classical linear regression and hypothesis testing, along with the complications involved with multicollinearity, serial correlation, and heteroskedasticity. Topic-specific chapters introduce time-series models, limited dependent variables, simultaneous equations, forecasting, and panel-data methods. This book distinguishes itself from others at this level by extensively covering model specification. The book contains numerous exercises, many with answers and hints, and most chapters conclude with an extended applied exercise that students work through using Stata. The book is accompanied by an online guide, "Using Stata," that mirrors the book chapter-by-chapter and explains the Stata commands needed to reproduce the examples described in the text. The online guide provides a bridge between the concepts described in Using Econometrics and the applied exercises that accompany each chapter. |
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