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• The new due date for preliminary results of grad student papers is 21 October.
• Notes on what to present in your preliminary results for the assigned paper. These are from Bob Parkes website:
  • A one sentence explanation of your paper topic - the question that you are asking.
  • A one-paragraph description of your data (number of observations, years, survey name if applicable, etc.) Review other econometric papers to see how the data is described.
  • A precise description of your variables and hypotheses concerning signs.
  • Means/Minima/Maxima/Standard Errors of all variables (in a single table).
  • If you have results, summarize them in one table. At least one EViews output should be an 'appendix', that is at the end of the paper.
  • A list of references, in correct academic style.

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  The datasets for the future problems.
• inv.txt
• inv.xls
• br-1.dat
• learn.dat
• cespro.txt
• Keynes-2.txt
• football.dat
• phillips.dat

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  Office Hours

  Wednesday 8:30-11:15 and by appointment.

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  Links to other stuff

  1. Undergraduate Econometrics This site is maintained by the author of your textbook, Carter Hill, and contains Textbook Errata, Class Data, Sample SAS programs and PowerPoint Slides.
  • Chapter 1 notes from Carter Hill.
  • Powerpoint slides for chapter 2.
  • Powerpoint slides for chapter 3.
  2. Syllabus
  3. Paper information from Bob Parkes at Washington University.
  4. Rough Draft guidelines from Bob Parkes website.
  5. Homework Assignments
     • Homework Assignment 2. Due on October 9.
     • Homework Assignment 3. Due on October 23.
       • EViews code and printout for this assignment. This is a Microsoft Word document.

• Introduction to Eviews from Eric Zivot's website.
• An Eviews Guide from Eric Noble.
• Another Eviews guide

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