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ECON4003 Econometrics 1: Introduction to Econometrics 
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Econometrics 1: Introduction to Econometrics (ECON4003)

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2024 - 2025

University	University of Glasgow
Course Code	ECON4003
Level	Level 4
Course Name	Econometrics 1: Intro. to Econometrics
Notes Title	Comprehensive Study and Exam Prep. Guide
Page Length	76

This study and exam prep. guide for Econometrics 1: Introduction to Econometrics (ECON4003) at the University of Glasgow covers all the essential theories and steps needed to master the course content. The guide features illustrations and worked examples that demonstrate the key methods for applying these theories. Once you have reviewed your course materials, you can take a sample exam complete with solutions and detailed explanations, specifically designed to replicate the real test-taking experience. With this guide, you can aim for the best grade using accessible notes, examiner advice, and comprehensive questions and answers on every examinable topic.

The main aims of this course are to build upon the foundation provided by the statistics component in second year by introducing the fundamental theoretical concepts and applications of statistics as they relate to the linear regression model. Topics include random variables; probability distributions of random variables (normal, chi-square, t and F); the multivariate regression model; desirable properties of an estimator (unbiasedness, consistency, and efficiency); the Gauss-Markov conditions; and inferences in the multiple regression model (model specification, collinearity and heteroscedasticity).

By the end of this course, students should be able to: (1) critically analyse linear regression models; (2) identify and assess the properties of ordinary least squares estimators under different model assumptions; (3) estimate linear regression models and make inference; and (4) communicate clearly and effectively the results of econometric analysis.

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ACCFIN1003	Finance 1
ACCFIN1004	Financial Accounting 1
ACCFIN1006	Introduction to Management Accounting and Control
ACCFIN1016	Introduction to Finance, Investments and Institutions
ACCFIN2002	Finance 2
ACCFIN2003	Financial Accounting 2
ACCFIN2018	Statistical Analysis and Methods
ACCFIN4010	Capital Markets and Portfolio Management
ACCFIN4040	Derivative Securities
ACCFIN4070	Corporate Finance
ACCFIN4079	Econometric Methods for Accounting and Finance
ACCFIN4081	Financial Management
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ECON1002	Economics 1B
ECON2001	Economics 2A
ECON2002	Economics 2B
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ECON4004	Econometrics 2: Multiple Regression and Applications
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