Sir, I have few doubts with regards to the session. 1. How to calculate the CI or the initial standard error for change in Y , in case of cubic regression model.What would be the null hypothesis that we will be testing. 2. How including more regressors could affect the precision of beta's. 3. How the polynomial model is not leading to the case for multicollinearity , as there exists high degree of correlation between X and X^2.
i have a question, if the alphas are 0 , the u will be constant not the variance , because we made a model for the u not the variance of u, i am a bit confused
Monetary policy has been a complete failure to the people. This is being taught to young gullible minds. Think about the decades of brainwashing in modern economic curriculum.
Thank you so much sir for these videos!! I am an international student and i can't understand econometrics at university because it is taught in another language. Thank you so much for your efforts but could you please if possible upload a series solving the sums from the same book and chapters. It would be a great blessing for me, would that be possible?
These videos are really wonderful! Prof. Thoma talks about everything that is most important and with just the right amount of math. And very clearly... They are helping me a lot... Thank you very much, professor!
Thank you very much for the wonderful class, love from Saudi Arabia. The professor referenced Jermey, which I think is another course; does anyone have a link to that class, since I need a foundation before studying the class?
I felt sad when students walked out of the class. Me being post-graduate in Statistics could easily distinguish between his teaching style and my professor's while teaching regression models. I am astonished to see how beautifully he connect ideas. Great lecture series. Thanks professor!
