Econometrics

Author: Dai Siwei
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book applies no more than basic knowledge of elementary statistics and general university algebra to discuss the theory and methods of econometrics, attempting to enable readers with this foundational knowledge to smoothly read and understand without the need to supplement advanced statistics or specialized mathematical knowledge. It is hoped that this wish can be fulfilled. Although econometrics has its own unique theory and methods, its object of study is objective economic phenomena, and its purpose is to reveal the inherent laws of economic phenomena, with its inherent economic essence undeniable. When discussing various econometric methods in this book, sufficient explanations and descriptions are provided regarding their logic, assumptions, procedural steps, and the economic implications of the results. This book can serve as a learning resource for econometrics enthusiasts, offering readers a systematic understanding of the theory and methods of this discipline. It can also be used as a textbook or teaching reference for undergraduate and graduate students in economics and management.