Econometric Theory
Econ476 - Spring 2004
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Professor Roger Koenker
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The Econ 476 newsgroup   
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A large collection of links in econometrics and computing  
Econometrics at UIUC   
Econometrics 
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Course Description:   

The field sequence 476-477 in econometrics is designed to give students a working knowledge of a broad array of current topics in econometric theory and prepare them for empirical applications near the research frontier. In the first course, 476, we intend to focus the first half of the course on asymptotic methods and the study of the large-sample behavior of econometric procedures supplemented by an introduction to monte carlo methods. The second half of the course will be devoted to recent developments in semi-parametric methods in econometrics. 

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1.  Special course announcements will appear here as the semester unfolds. You can view a nice Java implementation of the Quincunx written by David Krider at Rand by clicking here. I am (still) also enthusiastically recommending William Thomson's book ``A Guide for the Young Economist'' published by MIT Press. This is a considerable expansion of an article in the 1999 issue of J. of Economic Literature.