Fundamentals of Econometics / B.C. Matha.

By:

Matha, B.C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Himalaya Publishing House, 2010.Description: 496 pISBN:

8183181910

DDC classification:

23 330.015195 MEH

Contents:

1. Introduction; 2. Probability and theory of statistical interference; 3. Elements of matrix algebra; 4. The classical two variable linear regression model; 5. Multivariate linear regression model-I: Three variable models; 6. Multivariate linear regression model-II: The general model; 7. Prediction; 8. Binary or dummy variables; 9. Specifications errors; 10. Non-linearity; 11. Multicollinearity; 12. Autocorrelation; 13. Hetroscedasticity; 14. Errors in variables; 15. Lags; 16. Some multivariate problems and methods; 17. Simultaneous equation models: identifications; 18. Simultaneous equation models: Estimation;

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1. Introduction;
2. Probability and theory of statistical interference;
3. Elements of matrix algebra;
4. The classical two variable linear regression model;
5. Multivariate linear regression model-I: Three variable models;
6. Multivariate linear regression model-II: The general model;
7. Prediction;
8. Binary or dummy variables;
9. Specifications errors;
10. Non-linearity;
11. Multicollinearity;
12. Autocorrelation;
13. Hetroscedasticity;
14. Errors in variables;
15. Lags;
16. Some multivariate problems and methods;
17. Simultaneous equation models: identifications;
18. Simultaneous equation models: Estimation;

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