Econometrics: Damodar Gujarati
Econometrics: Damodar Gujarati
Econometrics: Damodar Gujarati
Damodar Gujarati:
Basic Econometrics
Econometrics by Examples
Wooldridge:
Introductory Econometrics
Maddala:
Introduction to Econometrics
Yi = BX + ui
(1.2) population or true model.
A deterministic component, BX,
A nonsystematic, or random component, ui
Eq. (1.2) states that an individual Yi value is
equal to the mean value of the population of
which he or she is a member plus or minus a
random term..
If Y represents family expenditure on food and X
represents family income. Eq. (1.2) states that
The food expenditure of an individual family is
equal to the mean food expenditure of all the
families with the same level of income, plus or
minus a random component that may vary from
individual to individual and that may depend on
several factors.
Collectively, Betas are regression coefficients
Interval Scale
Do not hold first property of ratio scale(Time series, 2007/2015
is meaningless)
Ordinal Scale
Do not Satisfy first two properties of Ratio Scale(Grading,
Income)
Types of Econometrics
Econometric theory and applied
econometrics
Econometric theory usually involves
the development of new methods
and the study of their properties.
Applied econometrics concerns the
development and application of tools
to solve relevant practical questions.
Methodology:
1.Statement of theory or hypothesis.
2. Specification of the mathematical model of
the theory
3. Specification of the statistical, or
econometric model
4. Obtaining the data
5. Estimation of the parameters of the
econometric model
6. Hypothesis testing
7. Forecasting or prediction
8. Using the model for control or policy
purposes.
Assumptions of Linear
Regression Model
1. The regression model is linear in the
parameters,
Yi = 1 + 2Xi + ui
2: The regressors are assumed to be fixed or
4.
Homoscedasticity or equal
variance of ui. Given the value
of X, the variance of ui is the
same for all observations. That is,
the conditional variances of ui are
identical. Symbolically, we have
var (ui |Xi) = 2
5. No autocorrelation between
the disturbances. Given any two
X values,
Xi and Xj (i j), the correlation
between any two ui and uj (i j) is
zero. Symbolically,
cov (ui, uj |Xi, Xj) = 0
where i and j are two different
observations
= 2X1 + 4X
GaussMarkov Theorem
Given the assumptions of the
classical linear regression model, the
least-squares estimators, in the class
of unbiased linear estimators, have
minimum variance, that is, they are
BLUE
BLUE Estimators
On the basis of assumptions 1 to 7
Estimators are Best, Linear, Unbiased,
Efficient.
Best: Minimum variance
Linear
Unbiased: Expected value of estimator
(E(theta hat = theta) is equal to parameter
Efficient: Incorporate all data points