ECON-4570

Econometrics

A basic course in the theory and methods of quantitative economics; specification of mathematical models; single and simultaneous equations; least squares and other estimation methods; testing of hypotheses; identification, aggregation, time series analysis, lagged variables, etc. Application to economic problems in such areas as demand, costs, production function, technological change, innovations, etc. Prerequisites: MATH-2010 or equivalent. ECON-2010 or equivalent, or permission of instructor. Spring term annually.

4 credit hours