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ECON-499 Applied Econometrics
Introduces students to the empirical research methods in economics. Students are expected to use real data in a topic chosen in consultation with the instructor and present their findings. Prerequisites: Senior standing, statistics (MGMT-202, MATH-108, MATH-180, or PSYC-123), and either ECON-105 or both ECON-201 and ECON-202. 4 SH. Capstone.