A Practical Introduction to Econometric Methods

Targeted at final-year undergraduates and graduate students new to econometrics, this text provides a comprehensive introduction to both classical and modern econometric methods. It emphasizes understanding the scope and limitations of these techniques, enabling readers to interpret applied econometric articles effectively. While it assumes some familiarity with matrix algebra and basic statistics, the book covers these topics thoroughly. Key theoretical concepts are illustrated using econometric software, primarily EViews, enhancing practical application.