James H. Stock, Harvard University Mark W. Watson, Princeton University. Description For courses in Introductory Econometrics Engaging applications bring the theory and practice of modern econometrics to life Ensure students grasp the relevance of econometrics with Introduction to Econometrics —the text that connects modern theory and practice with motivating, engaging applications. Adaptive Learning Study provides customized remediation activities to get students who are struggling to understand critical concepts back on track.
Textbook Extras open additional material that may help answer the question. Presenting consistency through theory that matches application: A modern treatment gives students enough econometric theory to understand the strengths and limitations of econometric tools, making the fit between theory and applications as tight as possible, while keeping the mathematics at a level that requires only algebra.
Creating skilled producers and sophisticated consumers: Students learn how to use the tools of regression analysis and how to assess the validity of empirical analyses presented to them through a threefold process:. And lastly, students need firsthand experience as producers in order to be sophisticated consumers.
The textbook website features data sets, software, and suggestions for empirical exercises of differing scopes. The Appendix provides statistical tables and the Glossary conveniently defines all the key terms in the book. New to This Edition. Questions, Exercises, and Empirical Exercises as possible.
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This package includes MyLab Economics. Engaging applications bring the theory and practice of modern econometrics to life Ensure students grasp the relevance of econometrics with Introduction to Econometrics -- the text that connects modern theory and practice with motivating, engaging applications. By combining trusted author content with digital tools and a flexible platform, MyLab personalizes the learning experience and improves results for each student.
The 4th Edition features expanded exercise sets in MyLab Economics, offering more flexibility to instructors as they build assignments. Learn more about MyLab Economics. Preface Preface is available for download in PDF format. A modern treatment gives students enough econometric theory to understand the strengths and limitations of the tools, making the fit between theory and applications as tight as possible, while keeping the mathematics at a level that requires only algebra.
Students learn how to use the tools of regression analysis and how to assess the validity of empirical analyses through a threefold process: Immediately after introducing the main tools of regression analysis, Chapter 9 is devoted to the threats to internal and external validity of an empirical study.
Next, the methods for assessing empirical studies are applied to the ongoing example in the book. Lastly, students get hands-on practice with robust data sets, software, and empirical exercises. Data sets and software are available through MyLab Economics or at www.
New - A new Chapter 14 is dedicated to big data and machine learning methods. This chapter introduces students to methods beyond the ordinary least squares method that can help them have much lower out-of-sample prediction errors. New - Chapter 17 extends the many-predictor focus of Chapter 14 to time series data. Using the dynamic factor model and a variable set of US quarterly macroeconomic data, students learn how to forecast future values -- an important skill to have as professionals in the field of econometrics.
New - Regression is now introduced with a parallel treatment of prediction and causal inference , to expose students to the different demands on how data can be collected i. Keep students engaged with a full array of pedagogical material, tools, and resources Updated - General Interest boxes provide students with interesting insight into related topics, while also highlighting real-world studies. The 4th Edition now extends discussion of the historical origins of instrumental variables regression Chapter Chapter Introductions provide real-world context and a useful roadmap for each chapter to help students navigate the material.
Key Concept boxes at regular intervals and End-of-Chapter Summaries recap key ideas, helping students study more efficiently. Updated - Exercise sets provide instructor flexibility in setting up assignments. Review the Concepts questions allow students to check their understanding. In addition to Exercises that provide intensive practice, Empirical Exercises allow students to apply what they have learned to answer real-world empirical questions.
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Improve student results: When you teach with MyLab, student performance improves. New to This Edition. A new Chapter 14 is dedicated to big data and machine learning methods. Chapter 17 extends the many-predictor focus of Chapter 14 to time series data. Using the dynamic factor model and a variable set of US quarterly macroeconomic data, students learn how to forecast future values — an important skill to have as professionals in the field of econometrics.
Regression is now introduced with a parallel treatment of prediction and causal inference , to expose students to the different demands on how data can be collected i. Keep students engaged with a full array of pedagogical material, tools, and resources General Interest boxes provide students with interesting insight into related topics, while also highlighting real-world studies. Exercise sets provide instructor flexibility in setting up assignments. Reach every student with MyLab The 4th Edition features more exercises covering more topics to allow instructors greater flexibility in assigning auto-graded exercises that provide instant, personalized feedback to students.
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