Modern econometrics

Author: Zhu Pingfang
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The field of econometrics has developed very rapidly since the 1980s. Although, as an economics course, it has become increasingly valued in China and has become a core course for economics students, many textbooks in China still largely cover the scope of textbooks from before the 1980s. Therefore, it is necessary to systematically introduce the development and frontier of econometrics theory, methods, and applications after the 1980s to undergraduate and graduate students in economics, finance, management, and other related fields through textbooks. The goal of this book is to as systematically as possible reflect the cutting-edge dynamics of this discipline, enabling students to grasp the direction of modern econometrics, combine it with the laws and characteristics of China's economic development, and apply what they have learned. The book is divided into thirteen chapters. It explains the background of the emergence of econometrics, the meaning of econometrics, the concepts, theories, modeling methods it involves, and its relationship with economics itself. At the same time, it further introduces the current status and prospects of the development of modern econometrics theory, methods, and applications.