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ECON-6570
Econometrics
Application of statistical and mathematical techniques to selected economic problems. The formulation and interpretation of mathematical models that involve quantifiable economic relationships. The role of probability theory and statistical inference in the solution of model systems. The methods of multivariate analysis and time series analysis are examined and their use in economic research is evaluated. Prerequisites: ECON-2010, and ECON-2020 or permission of instructor. Spring term annually.
3 credit hours
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