ECON2033

Course Descriptions

Empirical economics incorporates an endless spectrum of theories and methods to extract information from the data. This course serves as an introduction to applications of empirical methods in business and economics. The students will become familiar with how to interpret basic descriptive statistics, probability distributions, point and interval estimations, statistical inference, forecasting, and simple linear regression analysis. We will focus on concepts and practice, keeping aside as much of the analytics and the theoretical background of the methods as possible.

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