00 Introduction Flashcards

1
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general econometric model

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y = B0 + B1x + u

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2
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“left side variable”

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dependent variable

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3
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“right side variable”

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independent variable

explanatory variable

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4
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cross-sectional data

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data on different entities for a single time period

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5
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time series data

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data for a single entity collected at multiple time periods

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6
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panel data

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data for multiple entities in which each entity is observed at two or more time periods

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7
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data for a single entity collected at multiple time periods

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time series data

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8
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data for multiple entities in which each entity is observed at two or more time periods

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panel data

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9
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data on different entities for a single time period

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cross-sectional data

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10
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konkludere fra noe (engelsk)

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draw an inference from something

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11
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estimate quality

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unbiased, consistent, efficient

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12
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typical steps in an econometric analysis

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  1. Economic model
  2. Econometric model
  3. Collect data
  4. Estimate the econometric model
  5. Statistical inference
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