Econometrics: A Modern Introduction conditions students to think like econometricians right from the start by opening with a unique Monte Carlo exercise, and connects econometrics to economic theory through a series of exemplary econometric analyses presented throughout the text. Students learn to critically evaluate economic conclusions through the use of original data and compelling topics such as discrimination, demand for cocaine, capital punishment, and infant mortality.
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I took this class with Professor Murray and the text, like the teacher, specializes in bringing the sometimes esoteric world of mathematical economic analysis down to an easily accessible level without watering down the material. I have since taken another econometrics class, and the text, while based on applied cases, fell short of what is presented here. Truly a wonderful text for both the undergrad non-math type as well as a more in depth graduate school introduction. Highly recommended!
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For those looking for the intuition behind econometrics, this textbook delivers. Not that there isn't any math, it is just that the understanding the theory is the priority. Obviously, a lot of work went into the refining the presentation, therefore we cannot begrudge the authour the rewards for his efforts.
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