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EC 421. Introduction to Econometrics II. 4 Credits.

Analysis of departures from classical regression assumptions, corrections, and other related topics. Includes laboratory section.
Requisites: Prereq: one from EC 320, EC 423.

Economics (MS)

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The Department of Economics offers an intensive one-academic-year master’s degree. Students gain applied skills in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics while specializing through elective courses. The program prepares students for consulting, applied research, and data science careers in private industry and government. The program also offers outstanding preparation for students interested in pursuing a PhD in economics.

Economics (BA/BS)

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Do longer prison sentences lower crime rates? Does socialized medicine improve health outcomes? Do lower taxes pay for themselves? Economics affords the intellectual architecture needed to systematically address these types of questions. The economics discipline provides a rigorous framework for modeling how individuals and institutions make decisions, how these decisions shape our society, and how laws and policies can be designed to improve outcomes. This framework is implemented through advanced quantitative analysis, including statistical methods and data science, and can be used, quite simply, to change the world.