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The text and accompanying CD ROM develop a step-by-step modern approach to analyzing econometric problems. They are aimed at talented upper-level undergraduates, graduate students, and professionals wishing to learn econometric principles and procedures for information processing and recovery from samples of economic data. In the real world, such data are usually limited or incomplete, and the parameters sought are unobserved and not subject to direct observation or measurement. The text provides an operational understanding of a rich set of sampling theory and Bayesian estimation and inference tools to facilitate learning from a sample of economic data. Procedures based on likelihood and nonlikelihood concepts are developed for a range of data sampling processes. The CD ROM contains reviews of probability theory and principles of classical estimation and inference in text-searchable electronic documents, an interactive matrix review manual with GAUSS software, and an electronic examples manual that contains live interactive and customizable computer illustrations of the main concepts and procedures discussed in the text. A tutorial with a problem solution guide to the questions and problems in the text can be downloaded by instructors from the world wide web. |
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