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Econometric Modeling and Forec

Auburn University at Montgomery

CourseECON 6630

This course is a study of empirical techniques that are particularly relevant to the analysis of microeconomic models. The first half of this course will deal with practical solutions to dealing with variables that are not considered exogenous. In the second half we will first address empirical techniques that take into account dependent variables that are not necessarily continuous (or normally distributed) and other deviations from more basic OLS regression.

Credits

3 credits

Course Code

ECON 6630

Programs

Education programs that include this course

  • Applied Economics

    Auburn University at Montgomery

    Master's Degree