Course description

This course concentrates on mainstream models and estimation and inference methods that are widely used in most empirical investigations in applied microeconomics. The course has a topics-based structure, and theory and applications are closely integrated. Topics include parametric and semi-parametric estimation methods applied to cross-section and panel data; treatment evaluation; models of cross-sectional dependence; quantile and mixture regressions; density estimation; Bayesian regression analysis.

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