Topic 1 Flashcards

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What is stochastic data?

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random data

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2
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What is the name of analysis with one explanatory and one dependent variable? With more then one explanatory?

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Two-Variable regression analysis

Multi-Variable regression analysis

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What is correlation analysis?

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Analysis where the objective is to measure the degree of the association between two variables

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4
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What is cross-section data?

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Data collected at the same time - denoted with i

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5
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What is time-series data

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Data collected over a period of time, denoted with t

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What is a common assumption used for empirical work on time series data

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The underlying time series is stationary -0 mean and variance do not change

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What affect must be countered with cross-sectional data

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The scale effect (heteroscedacity?)

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What is Pooled Data

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Data is both time series and cross sectional, ie cross section observations overtime.

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What is Pnael/Longtitudanal/Micropanal data?

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A sepcial type of pooled data where the cross-section unit (familiy or whatever) is the same family, tracked over every year (or time unit)

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What is balanced / unbalanced panel data

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Where the number of observations in a panel is equal, and not equal for all panels respectively

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What types of variable data is there?

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Ratio scale, Interval Scale, Ordinal Scale, Nominal Scale

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Define Ratio Scale

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Variables where the ratio and distance between them are meaningful, where once can be twice the other, ect

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Define Interval Scale

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Where the difference between variables is meaningful, but no their ratio

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Define Ordinal Scale

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Where the variables difference & ratio have no meaning, but there is a natural order (one can be said to be more then the other)

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Define Nominal Scale

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The differences, ratio and order of the variables are meaningless.

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