13 Mba research methodology and statistical tools set1
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International Economics: estimating import and export functions,
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Development Economics: measuring the determinants of per-capita
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Labor Economics: testing theories of unionization, estimating labor force
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Resource and Environmental Economics: estimating water pollution,
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variables. After transforming the economic model in econometric model, one
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expected to be small.
e) Collecting Data
Sources: international, national, regional
primary or secondary.
Notes.
f) Empirical Analysis
Data analysis: outliers, level of variation
Model estimation and hypothesis testing
g) Writing a Report
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Student Name :
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Assignment B Three Subjective Questions + Case Study 10
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University.
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