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|x Econometría
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|a Econometric analysis of cross section and panel data
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|a 1. Introduction - 2. Conditional expectations and related concepts in econometrics - 3. Basic asymptotic theory - 4. Single-equation linear model and ordinary least squares estimation - 5. Instrumental variables estimation of single-equation linear models - 6. Additional single-equation topics - 7. Estimating systems of equations by ordinary least squares and generalized least squares - 8. System estimation by instrumental variables - 9. Simultaneous equations models - 10. Basic linear unobserved effects panel data models - 11. More topics in linear unobserved effects models - 12. M-estimation, nonlinear regression, and quantile regression - 13. Maximum likelihood methods - 14. Generalized method of moments and minimum distance estimation - 15. Binary response models - 16. Multinomial and ordered response models - 17. Corner solution responses - 18. Count, fractional, and other nonnegative responses - 19. Censored data, sample selection, and attrition - 20. Stratified sampling and cluster sampling - 21. Estimating average treatment effects - 22. Duration analysis
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|a Wooldridge, Jeffrey M.
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