Econometrics
You will use various calculations, tests, and schemes for this. Some will be very simple, others more complex. However, most of the time what matters is not how you arrive at the result, but how you interpret it, read it, and what conclusions you draw.
The following Lectures cover the most important theoretical concepts. I’m convinced that I will help you discover what econometrics is. And along the way, you’ll likely pass this subject at university.
Lecture 1 – Econometrics – What Is It?
Lecture 2 – Econometric Model
Lecture 3 – Random Component
Lecture 4 – Data for the Model
Lecture 5 – Pearson’s Linear Correlation Coefficient and Its Significance
Lecture 6 – Regression analysis.
Lecture 7 – Assumptions of the Classical Least Squares Method – And Why Classical?
