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Review: Random variables and sampling theory | ||
1 | Covariance, variance, and correlation | |
2 | Simple regression analysis | |
3 | Properties of the regression coefficients and hypothesis testing | |
4 | Multiple regression analysis | |
5 | Transformations of variables | |
6 | Dummy variables | |
7 | Specification of regression variables: a preliminary skirmish | |
8 | Heteroscedasticity | |
9 | Stochastic regressors and measurement errors | |
10 | Simultaneous equations estimation | |
11 | Binary choice and limited dependent models, and maximum likelihood estimation | |
12 | Models using time-series data | |
13 | Autocorrelation | |
14 | Introduction to nonstationary time series | |
App. A: Statistical tables | ||
App. B: Data sets | ||
Bibliography | ||
Author index | ||
Subject index |
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