Econometric AnalysisPrentice Hall, 1997 - 1075 sivua This study introduces students to applied econometrics, including basic techniques in regression analysis. Key topics in this text include self-contained summaries of the matrix algebra, statistical theory and mathematical statistics used in the book. The book covers Estimator, ML, GMM, and 2 step; panel data, heteroscedasticity, qualitative responsive models, and limited dependant variables. It emphasizes nonlinear models. Topics such as GMM estimation methods, Lagrange multiplier tests and time series analysis are also covered. |
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Introduction | 1 |
Heteroscedasticity 540 | 5 |
Kronecker Products | 34 |
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apply assume assumption asymptotic covariance matrix asymptotic distribution autocorrelation Chapter characteristic roots chi-squared chi-squared distribution classical regression model coefficients cointegrating column computed consider consistent estimator constant term converges correlation covariance matrix critical value data set degrees of freedom density dependent variable derivatives diagonal discussion disturbances dummy variable earlier econometrics efficient equal equation esti EXAMPLE EXAMPLE EXAMPLE FGLS estimator finite given GMM estimator heteroscedasticity homoscedasticity income instrumental variables inverse iteration Lagrange multiplier least squares estimator likelihood function likelihood ratio linear model linear regression log-likelihood log-likelihood function logit model mator maximum likelihood estimator mean method multivariate nonlinear regression normal distribution observations obtain ordinary least squares parameters plim Poisson positive definite probability problem produces random variable regressors restrictions sample Section slope solution squared residuals standard errors standard normal sum of squares Suppose Table test statistic THEOREM tion variance vector Wald statistic Wald test zero