{
	"department": "ECON",
	"description": [
		"This course emphasizes theoretical foundations, mathematical structure and applications of major",
		"econometric techniques appropriate for cross-sectional and panel data.  Topics to be covered",
		"include generalized least squares, dummy variables, non-linear models, instrumental variables",
		"techniques, fixed- and random-effects models, and limited dependent variable models.  This course",
		"is recommended for students interested in analysis of issues in mircroeconomics and public",
		"policy.  Offered annually.  ECON 384 and ECON 385 may not both be used to satisfy the economic",
		"analysis requirements for either the Economics or Quantitative Economics major.  Prerequisite:",
		"ECON 262 and either ECON 260, ECON 263, or STAT 272; or permission of instructor."
	],
	"fullname": "Econometrics: Cross-Sectional and Panel Data",
	"number": "384",
	"section": "",
	"semester": "1",
	"shortname": "Econometrics Cross-Sec & Panel Data",
	"type": "R",
	"year": "2020"
}
