Economic guide. Book 2

Peter Kennedy’s economy guide is addressed to everyone who is interested in intuitive introduction into the subject of economics, which avoids complex designations and technical details that are characteristic of most economics in economics.
The unusual structure of each chapter of the book and the chosen presentation style allow students to be easier to understand what teachers do when they give evidence of theorems and write out formulas, often very bulky. This presentation style made this book very attractive for students around the world and provided large circulations of its six editions. At the same time, this book is also interesting for the teachers themselves, since it considers the affected topics not only from the formal side, it allows you to better understand the essence of each problem and get acquainted with the ways of its solutions proposed in the works of other authors, which is facilitated by numerous links to literary sources.
The book covers a wide circle of topics, starting with the discussion of what is generally an economyometric, continuing with standard topics related to the classic normal linear regression model, a thorough analysis of problems associated with impaired classical model assumptions, consideration of models with high -quality and high -quality. limited dependent variables, analysis of panel data, models of stationary and non -stationary time series. In addition, the book discusses the topics that are absent in many textbooks on economics: inclusion in the model of external information, the Bayesov approach, robas assessment, computational aspects of ecunometric research