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As someone taking AP Micro, AP Macro, & AP Stats, I love the idea of a subject that incorporates elements from all three. Excited to undergo this learning journey!
I found this video very informative and very helpful in helping me grasp the main concepts of Econometrics. It’s essentially the use of economic theory and mathematical and statistical models to quantify (estimate the amount/number of) economic events and their respective causal effects. There are a lot of particular examples of application of econometrics, such as the relationship between class sizes and student performance. In order to quantify the questions related to the field, econometricians collect and analyze specific data utilizing surveys, experiments, government publications, etc. The most important part is to adequately analyze the data, focusing on the causal effect that displays the outcome of a given action in a perfectly conducted experiment. Additionally, the video elaborated on the 3 main types of data: Cross-Sectional, Time Series, and Panel data, depending on the number of entities and single/multiple time periods. I would love to connect my future life with econometrics, as I’m tremendously curious about exploring my knowledge in Economics, Probability, Statistics, and Programming.
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Don't forget to like the video and subscribe if this is content you find helpful and look forward to in the future! Just a friendly reminder that there are download links for R and RStudio in the description, so check those out if you want to get a head start. Once again, those programs are FREE, and the most common for econometric work!
As someone taking AP Micro, AP Macro, & AP Stats, I love the idea of a subject that incorporates elements from all three. Excited to undergo this learning journey!
It's a challenging course, but if you love those 3 subjects individually, you'll really enjoy it!
I found this video very informative and very helpful in helping me grasp the main concepts of Econometrics. It’s essentially the use of economic theory and mathematical and statistical models to quantify (estimate the amount/number of) economic events and their respective causal effects. There are a lot of particular examples of application of econometrics, such as the relationship between class sizes and student performance. In order to quantify the questions related to the field, econometricians collect and analyze specific data utilizing surveys, experiments, government publications, etc. The most important part is to adequately analyze the data, focusing on the causal effect that displays the outcome of a given action in a perfectly conducted experiment. Additionally, the video elaborated on the 3 main types of data: Cross-Sectional, Time Series, and Panel data, depending on the number of entities and single/multiple time periods.
I would love to connect my future life with econometrics, as I’m tremendously curious about exploring my knowledge in Economics, Probability, Statistics, and Programming.
finally an helpful econometrics video please continue! thank you so much
We appreciate the kind feedback :) Glad you find it helpful
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Respect 🤟
Great series. Thanks. Are there assigned textbooks and materials for this course? E.g., De la Fuente, et al.?
very good video very easy to understand👍👍👍
Glad to hear it!
Please cover all the topics- go deep down equations and problems etc
We've got the next Econometrics 101 video dropping soon!
Very Informative.
Thanks for the video, it was insightful and fun
Excellent work, thanks to the team.
Excellence 😊
Thank you!!!has helped alot.
Glad to hear it!
Thanks for putting this out here. Looking forward to how the rest of the videos stitch together this rather difficult concept. 😅
Thank you very much drar
VERY GOOD , IT IS DIFFICULT, BUT GOOD EFFORT
This is great for beginners!
That's exactly what we're going for! We appreciate the affirmation :)
Great job thank you a lot ❤ please continue 🙏
Nice and really simplified
Great
Please do more videos on Econometrics
When is the next Econometrics 101 lesson 2.4?
Where are the other videos sir can't find the playlist 😭
Thank you so much for this content!
You're very welcome! Glad you found it helpful!
Very explicit.
We try to make it clear and concise!
great
Thanks please complete the series
Please how can I get all the remaining videos on economic 101
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@@ThinkEcon it has already expired
@@LuxuriantWood My understanding is that you're able to start a new pledge if the old one has expired