KECD 2220 - ECONOMETRICS 1: Probability and Statistics
Organisation
This course serves as an introduction to statistical inference and econometrics at the graduate level :
- First, basic concepts in probability theory (i.e., random variables, their distributions, and their moments) are reviewed.
- Next, we move to statistical inference. Methods for point and interval estimation (least-squares, maximum likelihood, and method of moments) are introduced and criteria for evaluating their performance (bias, efficiency, consistency, and various risk measures) are discussed.
Procedures to perform hypothesis testing (t-test, F-test, Wald, Likelihood ratio, and Lagrange multiplier) are also developed.
- Finally, estimation and testing in the linear regression model is studied in detail.
Jean-Marc ROBIN,Mattis GILBERT
Cours magistral et conférences
English
Prerequisites
None
Autumn 2025-2026
Statistical Inference by G.C. Casella and R.L. Berger (2008)