The goal of the undergraduate econometrics course is to equip students with the tools necessary to critically analyze economic data and to conduct their own empirical research. Topics covered are: basic concepts of statistical inference; estimation and inference for the simple linear regression model; heteroscedasticity; multicollinearity; autocorrelation; endogeneity and IV; identification and estimation of panel data models.

Part 1

The Nature and Purpose of Econometrics

Part 2

The linear Regression Model

Part 3

Hypothesis Testing and Inference

Part 4

OLS Assumptions

Part 5

Multicolinearity and Heteroskedasticity

Part 6

Endogeneity and IV

Part 7

Panel Data Estimators

Part 8

Time Series