Economics - ECON

An introduction to probalistic modeling and statistical inference applied to the analysis of economic data for students with basic knowledge of calculus. Topics covered include: probability, discrete and continuous random variables, probability distributions, mean, variance, correlation, sampling, parameter estimation, unbiasedness and efficiency, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing. Computing labs with Excel.

Prerequisites: Math 34A-B or Math 2A-B or 3A-B; Math 34B or 2B or 3B can be taken simultaneously. Course cannot be used to satisfy any Actuarial Science, Financial Math & Statistics or Statistical Science major or minor requirements.


ECON 5
0 / 50 Enrolled
Statistics for Economics
John Hartman 2.3
M W
15:30 PM - 16:20 PM
28.2% A
ECON 5
0 / 50 Enrolled
Statistics for Economics
Heo S
M W
13:00 PM - 13:50 PM
28.2% A