Econometrics

Econometrics applies statistical methods to economic data, serving as a vital branch of economics that provides empirical insights into economic relationships. It is a powerful tool for empirical research, enabling economists to test hypotheses, forecast outcomes, and make policy recommendations based on rigorous data analysis.

I was fortunate to study econometrics with Professor Mariya Naumova at Rutgers Business School. She is an exceptional teacher who brings depth and practicality to econometric topics, making complex concepts accessible and relevant.

Prerequisites: Probability and Statistics, Calculus

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Additional topics will be explored in Time Series Analysis.