Econometric Models, Techniques, and Applications (Second Edition)

Author: [USA] Intriligator et al. / Li Shuangjie / Zhang Tao
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: For many years, the three authors of this book have been engaged in teaching and research in econometrics at multiple universities in the United States and Canada, with a wide range of students. The book particularly emphasizes the application of econometrics, reflecting the idea of "learning by doing," and is suitable as a textbook for senior undergraduate and graduate students. It is also a reference tool for scholars studying econometrics. This is a renowned textbook used at numerous universities in the United States and Canada, ideal for graduate students learning to construct models, as well as an excellent reference for practitioners working with models. The first edition was compiled by Professor Intriligator of the University of California, Los Angeles, and published in 1978. Its key feature is the detailed coverage of model construction methods. In 1996, Professor Intriligator invited Professor Boardman of the University of Ottawa and Professor Shaw of the University of Southern California to revise the second edition, introducing new developments in econometric models, econometric techniques, and econometric applications. Additionally, three entirely new chapters were added, covering time series, dynamic systems, and model evaluation, maintenance, and management. The unique aspect of this book lies in its exposition of the major developments in econometrics over the past 50 years, particularly its application. It achieves a balance between econometric techniques and econometric applications, presenting "learning by doing" as a method for studying econometrics.