Introduction to Data Analysis and Econometrics is written and structured to help students develop the empirical methods they will need for the workforce, regardless of whether they will ever take another econometrics class. At the link below, you can read more about Siegler’s emphasis and approach.
Table of Contents
PART I: Statistical Foundations
1. An Introduction to Data Analysis in Economics
2. Displaying and Describing Data
3. Probability and Sampling Distributions
4. Statistical Inference and Hypothesis Testing
PART II: Fundamentals of Data Analysis and Econometrics
5. Correlation, Simple Regression, and Causality
6. An Introduction to Multiple Regression
7. Dummy Variables and Functional Forms
8. Multiple Regression and Model Specification
PART III: Further Topics in Data Analysis and Econometrics
9. Instrumental Variables and Two‐Stage Least Squares
10. Categorical and Limited Dependent Variable Models
11. Time‐Series Models
12. Pooled and Panel Data Models
13. Writing an Empirical Paper
APPENDICES
Appendix A: Getting Started with R
Appendix B: Statistical Tables
INDEXES
Index of R Commands
General Index
Glossary
References