
A basic introduction written in non-technical language, this remarkable text keeps mathematical demands to a minimum so that students can spend less time on technicalities and more on understanding basic concepts. With many exercises in the text, a floppy disk containing data sets on expenditure and price for different commodities, an unusually detailed teacher's manual with additional exercises and masters for overhead transparencies, and spectacular video graphic sequences, this uniquely rich introductory text will transform the teaching of the subject.
This manual serves as a comprehensive pedagogical resource designed to facilitate the instruction of introductory econometrics by minimizing mathematical complexity. Christopher Dougherty, an experienced educator in the field, provides this guide to accompany his primary textbook. The manual offers a structured framework for instructors to translate abstract econometric concepts into practical classroom applications, ensuring that students focus on conceptual understanding rather than purely technical derivations.
What You Will Find
Instructors frequently identify this manual as a valuable support tool for managing the technical demands of an introductory course. Experts note that the material is specifically organized to assist educators in maintaining a focus on core economic concepts.
Page Count:
184
Publication Date:
1992-03-12
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195076680
ISBN-13:
9780195076684
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