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ECNM10056: Applications of Econometrics

Final Examination Guide and Notes 2026

Part 01: About This Guide

Part 02: Sample Final Examination Paper

Part 03: Suggested Solutions to Final Exam Paper

Part 04: Final Examination - Hints and Tips

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University of Edinburgh - ECNM10056: Applications of Econometrics

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2026 - 2027

University	University of Edinburgh
Course Code	ECNM10056
Course Name	Applications of Econometrics
SCQF Credits	20
Notes Title	Final Examination Guide and Notes
Format	PDF
Page Length	30

This comprehensive exam guide helps you familiarise yourself with the content and format of the final exam for ECNM10056: Applications of Econometrics at the University of Edinburgh. It covers all examinable content, explains how the exam is structured, and highlights the topics to prioritise. You can practise with exam-style papers, full solutions, step-by-step explanations, and practical hints and tips, all arranged in a clear, logical order to support fast revision under time pressure.

This course is an intermediate-level Econometrics course, which extends the coverage of econometric techniques developed in Essentials of Econometrics. Emphasis is placed on applications in a variety of economic contexts.

Applications of Econometrics (A of E) builds on the techniques developed in Essentials of Econometrics through a variety of economic applications. The course is divided into two parts. The first part, taught by Dr Jonas Cederlöf, will cover time series methods, focusing on regressions with trending variables, testing and correcting for serially correlated errors, as well as forecasting. The second part, taught by Dr Andreas Steinhauer, covers techniques for working with panel data, instrumental variables estimation, and limited dependent variable models. Applications include both instructions on how to employ these methods to data that are freely available and examining journal articles which use these methods. Students will have the opportunity to carry out their own empirical modelling and estimation, developing skills expected of contemporary economics graduates in a wide variety of contexts.

Pre-requisites:

Students MUST have passed: Essentials of Econometrics (ECNM10052). Students MUST have passed: Economics 2 (ECNM08006). Students MUST have passed: Statistical Methods for Economics (ECNM08016) OR ( Probability (MATH08066) AND Statistics (Year 2) (MATH08051)) OR Data Analysis for Psychology in R 2 (PSYL08015).

COURSE CODE	COURSE NAME
ACCN08007	Accountancy 1A
ACCN08008	Accountancy 1B
ACCN08009	Accountancy 2A
ACCN08012	Accounting for Business 1
BUST08003	Principles of Finance
BUST08004	Marketing
BUST08005	Business Economics
BUST08018	Applications of Finance
BUST08029	Introduction to Financial Markets
BUST08030	Introduction to Corporate Finance
BUST08033	Introduction to Data Analysis
BUST10012	Corporate Finance
BUST10023	Futures and Options
BUST10032	Investment and Securities Markets
ECNM08004	Economic Principles
ECNM08016	Statistical Methods for Economics
ECNM10052	Essentials of Econometrics
ECNM10056	Applications of Econometrics
ECNM10069	Topics in Macroeconomics
ECNM10070	Topics in Microeconomics
MATH08051	Statistics
PPLS08001	Research Methods and Statistics

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