Econometrics

Author: Sun Jingshui (Editor-in-Chief)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Econometrics, guided by economic theory, is an economic discipline that studies the quantitative laws of economic relationships and activities based on actual observed statistical data, using mathematical and statistical methods with the assistance of computer technology. It is centered on the establishment and application of econometric models. Econometrics is one of the eight core courses for majors in economics. This book integrates the theory, methods, and applications of econometrics; it is primarily introductory, incorporating some intermediate content; it focuses on classic simple models while introducing some applicable extended models. The entire book forms a content system characterized by practicality, inheritance, and foresight. This book not only covers all the essential content required for undergraduate econometrics courses in higher education institutions but also provides a guide for further study for those with additional capabilities. It is suitable as a textbook or teaching reference for undergraduate students in economics and management disciplines in higher education institutions, as well as for non-quantitative economics graduate students. It can also be used by candidates for self-study examinations in economics, as well as by economic and management professionals and researchers for reading and reference.