INTRODUCTION TO APPLIED ECONOMETRICS

Name: INTRODUCTION TO APPLIED ECONOMETRICS
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ECON 400

Course Description

An introduction to applied econometrics - the statistical methods economists use to evaluate empirical relationships and test economic theory. Emphasis on application of econometrics to real world data using modern statistical software and developing skills needed to understand empirical work in economics.

Prerequisites

ECON 310 , (STAT 240 and STAT 340 ), STAT 302, STAT 303 , STAT 311 , STAT 324 , MATH/STAT 309 , or MATH/STAT 431 . Not open to students with credit for ECON 410 .

Satisfies

FINANCE 325 , ECON/FINANCE 320 , GENBUS 656 , ECON 410 , FINANCE 330 , GENBUS 308 , SOC 362 , and ECON 460

Credits

Not Reported

Offered

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Grade Point Average

3.09

2.41% from Historical

Completion Rate

98.54%

1.1% from Historical

A Rate

25.24%

7.3% from Historical

Class Size

206

88.06% from Historical

Cumulative Grade Distribution

Instructors (2026 Summr)

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