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Academic year 2017-2018 Prof. Antonio Montañés Econometrics Academic year 2017-2018 Prof. Antonio Montañés

Course objective Learn to estimate causal relationships between economic variables Interpret this causal models in economic terms Predict the future evolution of economic variables

Contents Theme 1. Introduction Part I. The General Linear Model Theme 2. Specification and estimation Theme 3. Validation Theme 4. Prediction Part II. Some extensions of the GLM Theme 5. Functional Form Theme 6. Multicollinearity Theme 7. Generalized Least Squares Theme 8. Autocorrelation Theme 9. Heteroskedasticity

Organization Monday: theoretical class at room M-2 Tuesday: practical class at room Info 2 (computer room). We will use GRETL

Bibliography Econometric Analysis, 2011, (7th Edition) W. H. Greene, Prentice-Hall Slides included in the web page of the course http://personal.unizar.es/amontane/ade_eco_english.htm - Notes (mostly written in Spanish)

Evaluation We will have two partial exams (PEI and PEII) at the end of parts I (November) and II (January). Computer. We will have a Final Exam (FE). No computer. The final grade will be obtained as follows: Final Gradei = max{Ci, FEi} with Ci = 0,2 * PEIi + 0,2 * PEIIi + 0,6*FEi FEi = Final Exam score of the i-th student PEIi = Partial Exam I score of the i-th student PEIIi = Partial Exam II score of the i-th student

Tutorials Please be free to come to my office at the moment you have an econometric doubt. Tutorials: Wednesday: 10:00-14:00 Friday: 11:00-13:00