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ECON333: Econometric Methods

The purpose of this unit is to extend econometric techniques and theory beyond the ideal world of the classical linear regression model. It introduces various econometric methods and their properties to analyse more realistic economic phenomena where some of the classical assumptions are most likely to be violated. The topics include binary-choice models; multi-response models, maximum likelihood estimation, matrix algebra, unit-root and cointegration tests, GLS estimation, SUR models; consistent estimators, and models for panel data.

Credit Points:	3
Contact Hours:	3
When Offered:	D1 - Day; Offered in the first half-year
Staff Contact:	Dr Daehoon Nahm
Prerequisites:	ECON232 or ECON233
Corequisites:
NCCWs:
Unit Designations:	Social Science Commerce; Economics Science
Assessed As:	Graded
Offered By:	Department of Economics

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