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Guided tour of

Econometrics by
Example
Damodar Gujarati
Introduction
Welcome to the guided tour of the book.
This PowerPoint presentation will take you
through:

-The book’s unique approach


- Pedagogical features

A sample chapter is available to download from


www.palgrave.com/economics/Gujarati
What’s so special
about Econometrics
by Example?
• The Author:

– Damodar Gujarati is a best-selling textbook author and


has 42 years of teaching experience.
– He is a prominent figure in the field of econometrics and his
textbooks are very popular with students

…when it comes to getting clear answers to my basic


questions, I always reach for ‘Guj’ … I wouldn't try to
learn econometrics without the Guj. – Student reviewer
on Amazon
• Its unique example-led approach:

- Econometrics by Example focuses on one or two examples


per chapter which are developed and used as a basis to explain
econometric theory
-This innovative approach centres on ‘learning by doing’ and anchors
the complex subject of econometrics in real-life data and situations.

I am quite impressed with the approach. - Brendan McCabe, University


of Liverpool, UK

…the book is well structured and provides the student with all that he
needs to do empirical work without having to know all the
theoretical details - Pedro Cerquiera, European University Institute,
Portugal
• The engaging and clear writing style:
- Given that students notoriously struggle with econometrics, Gujarati’s
clear and engaging writing style, borne out of his vast experience,
makes the subject-matter easier to understand and more accessible for
students.

The writing style, exposition is great – simple, clearly explained. The


material is also very good. - Mike Clements, University of Warwick, UK

The writing is excellent. - Heino Bohn Nielsen, Copenhagen University,


Denmark
• Broad coverage and fully up-to-date:

- EBE offers complete coverage, including modern topics such as


instrumental variables and panel data
- It makes extensive use of the Stata and Eviews statistical packages
and the outputs obtained from these packages are reproduced in the
book.
- EBE contains an appendix that discusses the basic concepts of
statistics in a user-friendly manner and provides the necessary
statistical background to follow the concepts.

The breadth of material that is covered is very good and a full


range of alternative models are presented - Timothy Park,
University of Georgia, USA
Econometrics by Example is divided into 19 chapters,
covering all core areas: 9. Multinomial Regression Models
10. Original Regression Models
11. Limited Dependent Variable
PART ONE Regression Models
1. The Linear Regression Model 12. Modeling Count Data: The Poisson
and Negative Binomial Regression Models
2. Functional Forms of Regression Models
3. Qualitative Explanatory Variables PART FOUR
Regression Models
13. Stationary and Non-Stationary Time
PART TWO Series
4. Regression Diagnostic I: Multicollinearity 14. Cointegration and Error Correction
Models
5. Regression Diagnostic II: 15. Asset Price Volatility: The Arch and
Heteroscedasticity Garch Models
6. Regression Diagnostic II: Autocorrelation 16. Economic Forecasting with Arima and
VAR Models
7. Regression Diagnostic IV: Model 17. Panel Data Regression Models
Specification Errors 18. Survival Analysis
19. Instrumental Variables
PART THREE Statistical Appendix

8. Categorical Dependent Variable Models:


The Logit and Probit Models
Pedagogical Features

The book’s features complement, supplement


and reinforce the main text, promote further
thought and critical analysis.

• Each chapter contains a summary and conclusions section, a set


of exercises (to which solutions are provided in the companion
website) and helpful appendices.
• In order to help students understand and explore the subject, there is
also a full complement of graphs and tables.
Thanks for taking the time to view
this presentation. We hope you
will consider adopting this exciting
new textbook and we look forward
to hearing your comments on it.

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