Regression and econometric methods /

By:

Huang, David S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : Wiley , c [1970]Description: xiii, 274 p. :illISBN:

0471417548

Subject(s):

Regression analysis

DDC classification:

519.1 HUA

LOC classification:

HA33 .H87

Summary: This book is for students and researchers in economics and in other behavioral disciplines where the use of the concepts and techniques of regression analysis is rapidly becoming commonplace. It is intended for students who have had, at least, one good statistics course and who have some mathematical maturity (for instance, having completed calculus). The emphasis is on application and intuitive appreciation, so that the proofs and derivations are supplied only to the extent essential for the orderly development of the topics.

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includes bibliographical references: p. 267-271.

This book is for students and researchers in economics and in other behavioral disciplines where the use of the concepts and techniques of regression analysis is rapidly becoming commonplace. It is intended for students who have had, at least, one good statistics course and who have some mathematical maturity (for instance, having completed calculus). The emphasis is on application and intuitive appreciation, so that the proofs and derivations are supplied only to the extent essential for the orderly development of the topics.

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