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Econometric MethodsIntroduction
Burcu Erdogan
Universitat Trier
WS 2011/2012
(Universitat Trier) Econometric Methods 26.10.2011 1 / 24
Moving on to ...
1 Overview
2 Introduction
3 Introduction to Ordinary Least Squares Regression
4 Quality of the Estimation Procedure
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Time and Location
Lectures:
Wednesdays: 10:00 - 12:00 C 01 (German), Czapor:Wednesdays: 8:30 - 10:00 DM 131 (English), Erdogan
Tutorials:
Thursdays: 16:00 - 18:00 C 360 (German), Czapor:Thursdays: 16:00 - 18:00 C 106 (English), Erdogan
First tutorial on the 3rd November.
No lecture/tutorial on 21.12.11 and 22.12.2011.
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Contact Information
Burcu Erdogan
Room: C 538
E-Mail: [email protected]
Lecture slides: http://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=30150
Office hours: On appointment
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Literature and Grading
Lecture:
Ludwig von Auer (2011): Okonometrie, 5. Auflage
Jeffrey M. Wooldrigde (2008): Introductory Econometrics, 4th Edition
Stock and Watson (2006/2011): Introduction to Econometrics,2nd/3rd Edition
Tutorial:
Ulrich Kohler & Frauke Kreuter (2008): Datenanalyse mit Stata, 3.Auflage
Christopher F. Baum (2006): An Introduction to ModernEconometrics Using Stata
Grading:
Final Exam: 100%
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Course Outline:
1 Introduction: The Simple Regression Model
2 Multiple Regression Analysis: Specification of the EstimationEquations
3 Multiple Regression Analysis: Estimation
4 Hypothesis Testing
5 Violation of the Assumption A1: Inaccurate Choice of ExogenousVariables
6 Violation of the Assumption A2: Nonlinear Relationship
7 Violation of the Assumption A3: Variable Parameter Values
8 Violation of the Assumptions B1 and B2: Nonzero Mean of theDisturbances and Heteroskedasticity
9 Violation of the Assumption B3: Autocorrelation
10 Panel Data Models
11 Further Topics
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Moving on to ...
1 Overview
2 Introduction
3 Introduction to Ordinary Least Squares Regression
4 Quality of the Estimation Procedure
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Introduction
Econometrics serve to detect and quantify the causal relationships
Verification of the economic theory through the economic reality bymeans of measurement
The most important method is the ordinary least squares (OLS)regression
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IntroductionFour Functions of Econometrics
Economic Model⇓
Specification⇓
Econometric Model⇓
Estimation⇓
Estimated Model⇓ ⇓
Hypothesis Testing Prognoses
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IntroductionAn Example: Waiter’s tip
Economic Model:
y = f (x)
Econometric Model:
yt = βxt + ut
Estimated Model:
yt = βxt + ut
yt = βxt + ut
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IntroductionAn Example: Waiter’s tip
Two guests are observed.xt denotes the amount invoiced in euro and yt denotes the tip in euro:
Guest 1 : (x1 = 10, y1 = 2)
Guest 2 : (x2 = 30, y2 = 3)
We assume an econometric model for the determination of the amount oftip: yt = βxt + ut . Say, both guests have the same value for β. Diddisturbances occur in the case of two guests?Possible solution:
β = 0, 15
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IntroductionData Set
There are basically three types of data sets:
Time Series Data
Cross Section Data
Panel Data
Guest 1 Guest 2 Guest 3
1st Evening (x1, y1) = (10, 2) (x2, y2) = (20, 2) (x3, y3) = (25, 4)2nd Evening (x4, y4) = (30, 3) (x5, y5) = (35, 3) (x6, y6) = (41, 6)3rd Evening (x7, y7) = (50, 7) (x8, y8) = (14, 2) (x9, y9) = (17, 2)
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Moving on to ...
1 Overview
2 Introduction
3 Introduction to Ordinary Least Squares Regression
4 Quality of the Estimation Procedure
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Introduction to Least Squares RegressionBasic idea
There is one true and linear relationship between the amount of tipand the amount of the invoice
yt = α + βxt + ut
The aim is to estimate parameters α and β
Minimize the deviation between yt and yt , and hence ut
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Introduction to Least Squares RegressionAn Example: Data
The tip amounts of 20 guests are observed. The corresponding data is asfollows:
t xt yt t xt yt
1 10,00 2,00 11 60,00 7,002 30,00 3,00 12 47,50 5,50...
......
......
...10 12,50 1,00 20 20,00 2,50
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Introduction to Least Squares RegressionThe true relationship
Figure: The true relationship between the invoiced amount x and the tip value y .
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Introduction to Least Squares RegressionThe true relationship and the sample
Figure: The relationship between the observed value yt and the disturbance ut andα + βxt .
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Introduction to Least Squares RegressionResidual Squares
Figure: Minimizing the estimated error terms, ut .
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Introduction to Least Squares RegressionResult: OLS Regression
Method of the least squares: minimize the sum of squared residuals,Suu:
Suu =T
∑t=1
(yt − α− βxt)2 → min
Method: Take partial derivatives (compare von Auer 2011, pp. 57).Result:
β = Sxy/Sxx
α = y − βx
where Syy is the variation of endogenous variable, Sxx is the variationof exogenous variable and Sxy is the covariation.
Syy ≡∑ (yt − y)2 ; Sxx ≡∑ (xt − x)2 ; Sxy ≡∑ (xt − x) (yt − y)(Universitat Trier) Econometric Methods 26.10.2011 19 / 24
Moving on to ...
1 Overview
2 Introduction
3 Introduction to Ordinary Least Squares Regression
4 Quality of the Estimation Procedure
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Quality of the Estimation ProcedureUnbiasedness
The estimator βA is unbiased, if mean of the repeated sample values βA
corresponds to the real value of β. In other words, if E (βA) = β.
Figure: Comparison of estimators βA and βB .
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Quality of the Estimation ProcedureEfficiency
An unbiased estimator βA is efficient, if it has the smallest variancevar(βA) among the class of unbiased estimators.
Figure: A further comparison of estimators βA and βB .
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Quality of the Estimation ProcedureOrdinary Least Squares Estimator I
It can be proved that under certain assumptions (A-, B- andC-Assumptions):
E (α) = α and E (β) = β
The OLS-Estimator α and β are linear estimators. One can show thattheir variances are the smallest among the class of unbiasedestimators.
Under certain assumptions, the OLS-Estimators α and β are efficientin the class of unbiased linear estimators (BLUE) - excluding thenonlinear estimators.
Under certain assumptions, the OLS-Estimators α and β are efficientin the class of unbiased estimators including the nonlinear estimators(BUE).
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