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3 articles · 45 min

  1. What Is Econometrics? Data Types, Causality & the Empirical Process

    Econometrics applies statistical methods to economic and financial data to estimate relationships, test theories, and evaluate decisions.

    15 min readLevel: Foundations

  2. Simple Linear Regression: The OLS Method Explained

    Learn simple linear regression and the OLS method. Understand the population model, slope and intercept interpretation, R-squared, and key assumptions…

    14 min readLevel: CoreCalculatorExcel model

  3. Time Series Regression: Trends, Seasonality & Stationarity

    Time series regression models dynamic relationships in financial and economic data. Learn what makes time series special, how to handle trends and seasonality…

    16 min readLevel: CoreVideo

Econometrics: From Regression to Causal Inference

14 parts · 3½ hours

  1. Multiple Regression Analysis: Estimation, Interpretation & R-Squared

    Multiple regression analysis estimates the effect of each independent variable on Y while holding all others constant.

    13 min readLevel: CoreCalculatorExcel model

  2. Hypothesis Testing in Regression: t-Tests, F-Tests & Confidence Intervals

    Learn how to test regression coefficients using t-tests, F-tests, p-values, and confidence intervals, with worked finance examples and the key distinction…

    13 min readLevel: CoreCalculatorExcel model

  3. Regression Functional Forms: Log Models, Quadratics & Interaction Terms

    Learn how to choose and interpret regression functional forms including log-level, level-log, log-log, quadratic, and interaction term specifications…

    11 min readLevel: CoreCalculatorExcel model

  4. Dummy Variables in Regression: Qualitative Data, Interactions & Chow Test

    Learn how dummy variables encode qualitative data in regression models, including intercept shifts, multiple categories, interaction terms, the Chow test…

    12 min readLevel: CoreCalculatorExcel model

  5. Omitted Variable Bias, Multicollinearity & Common Regression Pitfalls

    Learn what omitted variable bias is, how to sign the direction of bias, and how multicollinearity, measurement error, and proxy variables affect regression…

    12 min readLevel: CoreCalculatorExcel model

  6. Heteroskedasticity: Detection, Consequences & Robust Standard Errors

    Learn what heteroskedasticity is, why it biases standard errors but not OLS coefficients, how to detect it with the Breusch-Pagan and White tests…

    13 min readLevel: CoreCalculatorExcel model

  7. Serial Correlation: Durbin-Watson Test, HAC Standard Errors & FGLS

    Learn how serial correlation affects regression analysis — detection with Durbin-Watson and Breusch-Godfrey tests, correction with Newey-West HAC standard…

    12 min readLevel: CoreCalculatorExcel model

  8. Panel Data Analysis: Fixed Effects, Random Effects & the Hausman Test

    Learn panel data analysis: fixed effects, random effects, the Hausman test, pooled OLS, first differencing, and two-way fixed effects.

    16 min readLevel: Advanced

  9. Difference-in-Differences: Natural Experiments & Causal Estimation

    Learn how difference-in-differences isolates causal effects from natural experiments by comparing treatment and control groups before and after a policy change.

    17 min readLevel: Advanced

  10. Instrumental Variables & Two-Stage Least Squares: Solving Endogeneity

    Learn how instrumental variables and two-stage least squares (2SLS) solve endogeneity in econometric models. Covers instrument validity, weak instruments…

    19 min readLevel: AdvancedCalculatorExcel model

  11. Logit & Probit Models: Binary Dependent Variables in Regression

    Learn how logit and probit models handle binary dependent variables using maximum likelihood estimation. Covers odds ratios, marginal effects, and model…

    15 min readLevel: Advanced

  12. Cointegration, Unit Root Tests & Error Correction Models

    Learn about cointegration, unit root tests and error correction models for analyzing long-run equilibrium relationships in finance.

    13 min readLevel: CoreCalculatorExcel model

  13. The Linear Probability Model: When the Dependent Variable Is Binary

    The linear probability model (LPM) applies OLS to a binary dependent variable, interpreting coefficients as percentage-point changes in probability.

    12 min readLevel: Advanced

  14. Causal Inference in Econometrics: RDD, Propensity Scores & Treatment Effects

    A unified framework for causal inference in econometrics. Covers the potential outcomes framework, selection bias, ATE vs ATT vs LATE, randomized controlled…

    17 min readLevel: Advanced

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