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  1. Econometrics II (ECON 326)
  2. Example Project (326)
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  • Making Sense of Economic Data (ECON 226)
    • Introduction to Statistics I
    • Review of Basic Statistics using R
    • Central Tendency
    • Confidence Intervals
    • Hypothesis Testing

  • Econometrics I (ECON 325)
    • Introduction to Statistics I
    • Review of Basic Statistics using R
    • Central Tendency
    • Dispersion and Dependence
    • Confidence Intervals
    • Hypothesis Testing
    • Data Visualization I
    • Data Visualization II
    • Distributions
    • Introduction to Regression
    • Sampling Distributions
    • Example Project (325)

  • Econometrics II (ECON 326)
    • Review of Basic Statistics using R
    • Introduction to Regression
    • Multiple Regression
    • Issues in Regression
    • Interactions and Non-Linear Terms
    • Example Project (326)

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    • Introduction to ANOVA
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Projects - Example Project for ECON 326

econ 326
regression
projects
R
visualization
data wrangling
data cleaning
multiple regression
homoskedasticity
multicollinearity
Breusch-Pagan test
heteroskedasticity
vif
dummy variable
interaction terms
Let’s put it all together! This notebook is an example of what a “final project” might look like in ECON 326. It summarizes and uses all many of the empirical skills and R commands present in the other notebooks.
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1 July 2023

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Interactions and Non-Linear Terms
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