Econometrics Methods for Labour Economics (Practical Econometrics)
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| Rating | : | 4.81 (737 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0199576793 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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Each of these is presented in terms of model specification, possible estimation problems, diagnostic checking, and interpretation of the output. It emphasises both the input and the output of empirical analysis and covers five major topics concerning econometric methods used in labor economics: regression and related methods, choice modelling, selectivity issues, duration analysis, and policy evaluation techniques. This book provides an accessible presentation of the standard statistical techniques used by labor economists. It aims to provide guidance to practitioners on how to use the techniques and how to make sense of the results that are produced. It will be a useful reference for postgraduates and advanced undergraduates, researchers embarking on empirical labor market analysis, and for more experienced economists wishing to apply these techniques for the first time.. It covers me
Previously, he was Lecturer at the University of Kent and Professor at Universite de Bordeaux IV and Universite de Savoie. Sabatier, Editions Vuibert, 2007). Salverda, OUP, 2000), and Econometrie: des fondements a la modelisation (with M. Stephen Bazen gained his PhD from the London School of Economics. He has written numerous research articles on minimum wages, labour market flexibility, and inequality and is the author of several books including Labour Market Inequalities: Low-wage Emplo
Labor Economic Econometrics Amazon Customer This is a great little book. Although it is British in origin, it provides a solid overview of the common econometric methods used in the field of labor economics. It is a great desk companion to any economist doing research in the labor field. I highly recommend it.
. He has been Visiting Professor at the universities of Paris Pantheon-Assas, Cattolica Milan, and Geneva, and has taught econometrics and labour economics at all levels over the past 25 years. Salverda, OUP, 2000), and Econometrie: des fondements a la modelisation (with M. He has written numerous research articles on minimum wages, labour market flexibility, and inequality and is the author of several books including Labour Market Inequalities: Low-wage Employment in a European Perspective (edited with M. Previously, he was Lecturer at the University of Kent and Professor at Universite de Bordeaux IV and Universite de Savoie. Gregory and W. About the AuthorStephen Bazen gained his PhD from the London School of Economics. Sabatier, Editions Vuibert, 2007)