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QBA201 · Slide PDFs
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- Interactive case study · Mizan Market · The contract decisionCase pack PDF · Decision sheet PDF
- Lecture 1 · Statistics and Business DecisionsSlides PDF
- Lecture 2 · Data Types and Categorical ComparisonsSlides PDF
- Lectures 3–4 · Graphs That Answer Statistical QuestionsSlides PDF
- Lectures 5–6 · Numerical Summaries and RelationshipsSlides PDF
- Lecture 7 · Data Collection and SamplingSlides PDF
- Lectures 8–10 · Probability in Words and CalculationsSlides PDF
- Lectures 11–13 · Discrete Distributions and Random-Variable CalculationsSlides PDF
- Lecture 14 · Continuous Models and Normal ProbabilitiesSlides PDF
- Lectures 15–17 · Sampling Distributions and Standard ErrorsSlides PDF
- Lectures 18–19 · Estimation and confidence intervalsSlides PDF
- Lectures 20–21 · The z Test and Decision ErrorsSlides PDF
- Lectures 22–23 · The t Test for One or Two MeansSlides PDF
- Variance test · The Chi-Square Test for a Population VarianceSlides PDF
- Lectures 24–25 · Linear RegressionSlides PDF
ECO351 · Slide PDFs
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- Lecture 01 · Course Orientation and Economic QuestionsSlides PDF
- Lecture 02 · Random Variables and Probability DistributionsSlides PDF
- Lecture 03 · Random Sampling and Sampling DistributionsSlides PDF
- Lecture 04 · Estimation, Hypothesis Tests, and Confidence IntervalsSlides PDF
- Lecture 05 · Covariance, Correlation, and ScatterplotsSlides PDF
- Lecture 06 · Probability and Statistics Review plus Quiz 1Slides PDF
- Lecture 07 · The Linear Regression Model and Measures of FitSlides PDF
- Lecture 08 · Least-Squares Assumptions and Estimation in StataSlides PDF
- Lecture 09 · Sampling Distribution of OLS and Coefficient TestsSlides PDF
- Lecture 10 · Confidence Intervals and HeteroskedasticitySlides PDF
- Lecture 11 · OLS Foundations and Omitted-Variable BiasSlides PDF
- Lecture 12 · Multiple Regression ModelSlides PDF
- Lecture 13 · Multiple Regression Applications in StataSlides PDF
- Lecture 14 · Multiple-Regression Inference: From Single to Joint HypothesesSlides PDF
- Lecture 15 · Interpreting Tests and Choosing ControlsSlides PDF
- Lecture 16 · F Tests and Causal Model BuildingSlides PDF
- Lecture 17 · Nonlinear Relationships: Quadratic and Polynomial RegressionSlides PDF
- Lecture 18 · Logarithms and Nonlinear InterpretationSlides PDF
- Lecture 19 · Interactions and Group ComparisonsSlides PDF
- Lecture 20 · Nonlinear Applications and an Introduction to IVSlides PDF
- Lecture 21 · Instrumental Variables and Two-Stage Least SquaresSlides PDF
- Lecture 22 · Panel Data and Fixed EffectsSlides PDF
- Lecture 23 · Panel ApplicationsSlides PDF
- Lecture 24 · Binary Outcomes: LPM, Logit, and ProbitSlides PDF
- Lecture 25 · Binary-Model ApplicationsSlides PDF
- Lecture 26 · Term-Project Presentations and Course Wrap-UpSlides PDF
- Lecture 21 · Instrumental Variables and Two-Stage Least Squares - SupplementSlides PDF
- Lecture 22 · Panel Data and Fixed Effects - SupplementSlides PDF
- Lecture 24 · Binary Outcomes: LPM, Logit, and Probit - SupplementSlides PDF
- Lecture 25 · Binary-Model Applications -- SupplementSlides PDF
ECO603 · Transcripts and slide PDFs
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- 01. Economic questions, data and causal reasoningTranscript · Slides PDF
- 02. Simple regression: estimation, units and fitTranscript · Slides PDF
- 03. Multiple regression: estimation and omitted variablesTranscript · Slides PDF
- 04. Multiple regression: OLS properties and partialling outTranscript · Slides PDF
- 05. Multiple regression: statistical inferenceTranscript · Slides PDF
- 06. OLS asymptoticsTranscript · Slides PDF
- 07. Functional form, indicators and predictionTranscript · Slides PDF
- 08. Heteroskedasticity and imperfect dataTranscript · Slides PDF
- 09. Time series: basic regression and distributed lagsTranscript · Slides PDF
- 10. Time series: functional form, indexes and calendar patternsTranscript · Slides PDF
- 11. Time series: stationarity, persistence and dynamic completenessTranscript · Slides PDF
- 12. Time series: serial correlation and diagnosticsTranscript · Slides PDF
- 13. Time series: corrections, heteroskedasticity and responsesTranscript · Slides PDF
- 14. Panel methods, DiD and instrumental variablesTranscript · Slides PDF
- 15. Binary response: logit, probit and interpretationTranscript · Slides PDF
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