ECON 220C
Econometrics C
This course focuses on econometric analysis of panel data and cross-section data. Topics covered include static/dynamic panel data models, discrete choice models, censored and truncated regression models, sample selection models, and evaluation of treatment effects. Theory of extreme estimators is used to study the specification, estimation, and testing of these models. Prerequisites: ECON 220B, graduate standing; enrollment limited to Economics PhD students (EN75) or Rady PhD students (RS79); or consent of instructor.
Topics
- static/dynamic panel data models
- discrete choice models
- censored and truncated regression models
- sample selection models
- and evaluation of treatment effects
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027