Econometrics research is basically research that employs statistical techniques and economic theory to quantify, analyze and test relationships between two or more variables.
Much of the time regression analysis is used to perform the research.
Say you have a data set consisting of 100 observations with two variables... Income and "Weekly Family Food Expenditure"...
Economic theory would tell you that as income increases the weekly food expenditure should increases as well, but often times that's not enough... you want to confirm that and then tell by how much and perhaps you want to know if the increase is constant at all levels. You may even want to predict what someone's food expenditure will be given their weekly income.
Through statistical and econometric techniques you'll be able to construct a model and determine how accurate it is with a certain level of confidence. You can use that model to predict food expenditures at different levels of income, measure if the increase in food expenditure that you suppose to occur with increased income is constant at all levels, determine how much of the food expenditure is described by income or if there are other variables that if added to the model might help to explain it better and much more.
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econometric is the mixer of statistics, mathematics and economics.
The main disadvantage is the relative lack in the statistical and econometric communities of information, knowledge and software regarding certain models.
I wish! I haven't found one yet. Are you suffering through this class as much as I am?
You apply econometric analysis to the range of possible activities. Economics is the study of allocation of [limited] resources so as to maximise benefit.
operations research means research on topics related to operations while operational research means research in on operating mode. The former is a term representing a subject of research, the later is showing the status of research.
Econometric models are used to quantify and estimate the relationships between different economic variables. They help researchers and policymakers understand how changes in one variable can impact others, allowing them to make informed decisions and predictions based on data and statistical analysis. Econometric models are valuable tools in economic research, policy analysis, and forecasting.
Econometric models are also called regression models.
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1-State the theory or hypothesis.2-Specify the mathematical model of the theory.3-Specify the econometric model.4-Obtain the data.5-Estimate the parameters of the econometric model.6-Test the hypothesis.7-Forecasting or predicting.8-Conclusions.
disadvantade of economertics
econometric is the mixer of statistics, mathematics and economics.
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