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 Duration 21 hours

Course Outline

Introduction

General Econometrics Concept

  • Comprehending fundamental econometric principles
  • Analyzing variables and measurement frameworks
  • Review of probability theory and confidence levels
  • Statistical inference and percentile analysis
  • Examination of theoretical probability distributions
  • Application of significance tests and confidence interval methodologies
  • Managing data asymmetry
  • Evaluation of kurtosis
  • Application of ANOVA techniques

Regression Analysis

  • Core principles of regression modeling
  • In-depth understanding of linear regression
  • Methods for regression estimation
  • Inference processes in regression analysis
  • Review of underlying statistical assumptions
  • Assessing assumption violations and their implications
  • Identification and analysis of spurious regression
  • Interpretation of diverse regression models
  • Techniques for transforming variables
  • Accurate interpretation of regression coefficients
  • Comparison of linear and non-linear regression frameworks

Time Series Analysis

  • Identification of time series components
  • Application of various decomposition methods
  • Analysis of trends, cycles, and seasonal patterns
  • Execution of stationarity tests
  • Interpretation of graphical representations and correlograms
  • Conducting unit root tests
  • Transformations applied to non-stationary time series
  • Characteristics of stationary processes
  • Managing complex transformations within models
  • Economic forecasting and time series projection methods

Neural Networks

  • Foundational concepts and methodologies of neural networks
  • Structural composition of neural networks
  • Overview of machine learning principles
  • Differentiation between supervised and unsupervised learning
  • Comparative analysis of machine learning and econometrics

Financial Risk Modeling

  • Quantification of financial risks
  • Calculation of occurrence probability
  • Understanding the coefficient of variation
  • Assessment of risk-adjusted capital

Markov Chain and Monte Carlo Simulation

  • Conceptual understanding of simulation and modeling
  • Analysis of fit distributions and probability metrics
  • Development of scenario profiles
  • Handling random inputs and outcome variables

Evaluating a Project

  • Establishment of project selection criteria
  • Analysis of demand elasticity
  • Assessment of economic project feasibility
  • Conducting risk-based breakeven analysis
  • Evaluation of net cash flow dynamics
  • Application of analytical tools
  • Implementation of stress testing

Summary and Future Recommendations

Requirements

  • Foundational knowledge of econometric principles

Target Audience

  • Economists
  • Statisticians

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