ECON 31204 creditsPrereq: ECON 3110 or ECON 3130
ECON 3120: Applied Econometrics
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- Develops econometric techniques with emphasis on regression models, instrumental variables, and empirical economic applications.
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- Claire Lim
- Doug McKee
- George Jakubson
- Jim Berry
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