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EFIM20010: Applied Quantitative Research Methods 
Final Examination Guide and Notes 2025 
 
- Part 01: Revision Notes 
- Part 02: Sample Final Examination Paper 
- Part 03: Suggested Solutions to Final Exam Paper 
- Part 04: Proven Exam Strategies and Tips 
 
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University of Bristol - EFIM20010: Applied Quantitative Research Methods

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026

University	University of Bristol
Unit Name	Applied Quantitative Research Methods
Unit Code	EFIM20010
Credit Points	20
Level of Study	I/5
Notes Title	Final Examination Guide and Notes
Format	PDF
Page Length	76

Struggling to stay on top of EFIM20010: Applied Quantitative Research Methods at the University of Bristol? This clear set of notes helps you revise for the final examination by highlighting the topics that are most likely to be tested. Inside are focused revision notes, exam-style papers with step-by-step solutions, and practical guidance on timing, common errors, and how to present answers clearly.

Economics as a subject is substatively an empirical subject; economists use data to evaluate causal relationships between economic variables. This unit provides students with an overview of some of the important statistical methods used to estimate causal relationships, and an ability to interpret published empirical results.

The unit builds upon the statistics learned within year one of the undergraduate programme, and equips students with the framework to interpret and evaluate empirical research in final year units.

It aims to provide students with a functional understanding of econometrics, and the ability to interpret econometric models. The focus is on the intuition and interpretation of the models - Ordinary Least Squares, Instrumental variables, and Time series.

Students will be able to:

Show a functional ability to interpret econometric output from a variety of econometric models.
Recognise suitable econometric methods to address empirical questions.
Use computers to model empirical questions.

Pre-requisite: EFIM10008: Mathematical and Statistical Methods.

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