Economics 346, “Applied Economic Statistics Using R,”will be offered during Fall 2023, TR 5:40-6:55, in-person in BBH 242.
Syllabus (Fall 2023)
Lecture notes
Suggested texts:
Venables and Smith
Grolemund and Wickham
Illowsky and Dean (Introductory statistics)
Basic R Operations
Basic Tools: Summary Statistics and Correlation
Distributions and Hypothesis Testing
Regression Analysis
Regression Coefficients
Heteroskedasticity
The corresponding .R files (numbered by lecture) are posted as well. I may add some new ones as the term progresses.
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Calculating (Inflation) Correlations in R [.pdf: understanding correlations]
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Visualizing Statistical Distributions in R [.pdf: Compendium of distributions]
Generating a Chi-Square Distribution in R using a for() Loop
Visualizing the Binomial Distribution Using R
(NEW!) Using R to Visualize the Poisson Distribution
(NEW!) Using R to Visualize the F-Distribution
(NEW!) Using dnorm() to compare the Normal and T-distributions in R -
Simple T-Tests in R [.pdf: A concise summary of statistical concepts]
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Regression Analysis in R
Calculating a Simple (Nonparametric) Regression Slope Coefficient in R
(NEW!) Regression Concepts Explained [Excel file]
(NEW!) Understanding Regression Coefficients [.R File] -
Regression Example: The Urban "Rank-Size-Rule" in R
Evaluating the "Rank-Size Rule" for Different Sample Sizes in R -
Time series materials are "shared" with my Econ 343 course.
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