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Microeconometrics (4EK664)

Mikroekonometrie (4EK464)


Taught by:
Tomas Formanek
Department of Econometrics
Faculty of Informatics and Statistics
University of Economics, Prague


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Block 1: Overview of estimation methods for microeconometric tasks

  • Linear and generalized linear models
  • Instrumental variable regression & diagnostic tests
  • Local regression, regression splines
  • Generalized addtive models (GAMs)
  • Simulation methods in microeconometrics, bootstrap, cross-validation

Case studies and applications


Block 2: Treatment effects analysis

  • Treatment effects analysis: introduction to the topic, assumptions, self-selection problem
  • Average treatment effect (ATE), average treatment effect of the treated (ATET)
  • Differences in differences (DiD) estimator
  • Propensity score matching: propensity score, matching methods, diagnostic tests
  • Regression discontinuity desig: with deterministic and fuzzy thresholds

Case studies and applications


Block 3: LDVs - Models for binary and count dependent variables

  • Binary dependent variable: logit, probit, marginal effects, diagnostic tests
  • Binary dependent variable: confusion matrix, ROC curve, separated variable problem, marginal effects for models with interaction terms
  • Count-data models: Poisson and NB distributions, estimation, diagnostics, controlling for exposure/offset
  • Zero-inflated and hurdle models

Block 4: LDVs - Models for multinomial dependent variables

  • Unordered dependent variables: conditional, multinomial, and mixed logit models, models with hierarchical structure
  • Ordered dependent variables: estimation methods, marginal effects, interpretation
  • Discrete choice experiments (DCEs): stated and revealed preferences (basic steps for designing and evaluating DCEs)

Case studies and applications


Block 5: LDVs - Other types of limited dependent variables

  • Censored and truncated data, Tobit model
  • Heckit (sample selection models)

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