
Regression, Gauss-Markov, ALS, Probability, Statistical Modeling (Excel & EViews), Endogeneity, Varibales, and Data
Why take this course?
π Master Econometrics with Ease: From Basics to Advanced Models
Introduction to Econometrics
Embark on a comprehensive journey through the fascinating world of Econometrics with our “Econometrics A-Z” course. Designed for beginners and seasoned professionals alike, this course offers an in-depth exploration of econometric theories, models, functions, and analysis. πβ¨
Course Highlights:
π Total Course Duration: 27 hours
π₯ 100 Engaging Lectures
βοΈ Over a Hundred Downloadable PDF Resources
π― Expert-Led Learning with Real-World Examples and Case Studies
β¨ Interactive Assignments to Solidify Your Knowledge
Course Breakdown:
Chapter 1: The Algebra of Least Squares with One Explanatory Variable
π Understanding Trendlines and R-Squared
We kick off our econometric voyage by delving into the algebra behind least squares, sans complex probability theory or statistics. This chapter introduces you to the basics of fitting a trendline to data using tools like Excel and EViews, setting the stage for your econometrics journey. π
- Key Topics Covered:
- Sample Moments
- Derivation of the OLS Formula (Ordinary Least Squares)
- Fitted Values and Residuals
- Introduction to EViews for Trendline Analysis
- Understanding R-Square
Chapter 2: Introduction to Probability Theory
π² The Foundation of Statistical Inference
Get ready to build a solid foundation in probability theory, which is crucial for statistical inference. This chapter will guide you through the essential concepts, preparing you for the more complex material ahead. π
- Key Topics Covered:
- Probability Distributions
- Random Variables and Expectation
- Standard Deviation and Variance
- Confidence Intervals
Chapter 3: Multiple Linear Regression
π Modeling with Multiple Predictors
Dive deeper into linear regression models with multiple predictor variables. Learn about model estimation, hypothesis testing, and interpretation of results with practical examples. π±
- Key Topics Covered:
- Multiple Regression Analysis
- Coefficient Interpretation
- Model Assumptions and Diagnostics
- Prediction and Forecasting
Chapter 4: Nonlinear Regression Models
π Beyond Linear Relationships
Explore nonlinear regression models, which often provide a closer fit to real-world data than linear models. Discover how to estimate and interpret these models effectively. π’
- Key Topics Covered:
- Transformations for Nonlinearity
- Binary Choice Models
- Logistic Regression
- Probit Analysis
Chapter 5: Econometric Modeling with Time Series Data
β° Capturing Temporal Dynamics
Turn your attention to time series data, where the sequence and timing of events are crucial. Learn about stationarity, autocorrelation, and models designed for time-dependent phenomena. π
- Key Topics Covered:
- Time Series Data Characteristics
- ARIMA Models
- Unit Root Tests
- Cointegration Analysis
Chapter 6: Longitudinal Data Analysis with Panel Data
π Accounting for Cross-Sectional and Time Dimensions
This chapter introduces you to the rich and complex field of panel data analysis, where both cross-sectional units (e.g., countries, firms) and time are accounted for in the data. ππ
- Key Topics Covered:
- Fixed Effects vs. Random Effects Models
- Panel Data Regression Analysis
- Hausman Test for Model Selection
- Panel Data Econometric Models
Chapter 7: Endogeneity and Instrumental Variables
π Overcoming Biases in Estimation
Understand the critical issue of endogeneity, where explanatory variables may be influenced by omitted factors that also affect the error term. Learn about instrumental variable techniques to address such issues. ββ‘οΈπ
- Key Topics Covered:
- Identification of Causal Relationships
- Instrumental Variables and Two-Stage Least Squares (2SLS)
- Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) Estimation
Chapter 8: Advanced Econometric Modeling with Non-Stationary Time Series Data
ππ Dealing with Dynamic Economic Relationships
Explore models that are specifically designed for non-stationary time series data, which are common in real-world economic applications. πͺοΈ
- Key Topics Covered:
- Cointegration Analysis
- Error Correction Models (ECM)
- Unit Root Tests and stationarity
Chapter 9: Microeconometrics with Binary Choice Models
π² Analyzing Discrete Choices
Wrap up your econometrics journey by mastering binary choice models, which are used to analyze decisions that are categorical in nature (e.g., voter preference, employment status). π³οΈπ’
- Key Topics Covered:
- Logistic Regression Model
- Probit Analysis for Binary Outcomes
- Maximum Likelihood Estimation Techniques
Enroll now and unlock the doors to a profound understanding of Econometrics! With step-by-step guidance, interactive learning tools, and a wealth of resources at your fingertips, you’ll be well on your way to becoming an econometric expert. ππ
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