ECON-6580

Topics in Applied Econometrics

Applications of advanced econometric techniques such as two- and three-stage least squares, maximum likelihood, seemingly unrelated regression, full information likelihood, distributed lags, and autocorrelation correction to a variety of business and economic problems, including the capital asset pricing model, learning curve, economies of scale, hedonic price indexes, investment, production, and limited dependent variable models. Prerequisite: ECON-6570 or permission of instructor. Spring term alternate years.

3 credit hours