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Textbook: Introductory Econometrics by Jeffrey M. Wooldridge

Course Outline: (tentative)
I. Simple Regression Model - Ch 2. II. Multiple Regression Model Chs 3, 4, , ! III. "umm# $aria%les - Ch & I$. 'eteros(edasti(it# Ch ) $. Misspe(i*i(ation and "ata Issues Ch +. $I. ,ime Series Model Chs -., --. $II. /inar# Response Model Ch -&.
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