Handbook of Econometrics

This essential resource offers a thorough examination of econometrics, blending economic theory and statistical methods to address empirical economic issues. The Handbook of Econometrics serves both seasoned and new practitioners.

The Handbook of Econometrics is a comprehensive exploration of the field of econometrics, a discipline that merges economic theory with statistical methods to tackle real-world economic issues. As envisioned by the founders of the Econometric Society, this field serves as a vital tool for empirical discovery and informed policy analysis. The essays compiled in this volume not only reflect this vision but also provide practical guidance for practitioners on how to effectively apply these methods to interpret economic data.

Each chapter in the Handbook of Econometrics is authored by leading scholars who delve into various aspects of econometrics, offering insights that extend beyond mere statistical techniques. This volume emphasizes the importance of understanding econometrics as a distinct field of knowledge, one that is shaped by models of human choice behavior and social interactions. The authors aim to bridge the gap between theoretical foundations and practical application, ensuring that readers can utilize econometric methods to analyze and interpret data accurately.

The essays included in this volume, along with those in its companion volume 6B, present a thorough survey of the discipline, equipping practitioners with the necessary tools to navigate the complexities of economic data analysis. By focusing on the practical implications of econometric methods, the Handbook of Econometrics stands as an essential resource for both seasoned economists and those new to the field, fostering a deeper understanding of its applications in real-world scenarios.