ECON-883 Seminar in Empirical Microeconomics

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Advanced micro-econometrics with emphasis on the interconnection between econometrics and microeconomic theory; empirical implications; and new econometric methods. Topics include applied games, labor economics, wage equations, demand and/or supply estimation, expenditure and cost equations, survey analysis (such as qualitative choice type analysis), semi parametric models, quantile regression, discontinuity, and inequality measures. Usually offered alternate springs (odd years). Prerequisite: ECON-824 and admission to PhD program.