econometrics
Econometric techniques will be used to construct models of household behaviour.
Econometric analyses support this conclusion.
There is quite a lot of work being done in the field of identifying advertising's effect on sales through econometric methods.

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econometric | Business English

econometric
adjective
 ECONOMICSuk /ɪˌkɒnəˈmetrɪk/ us /-ˌkɑːnə-/
of or relating to econometrics:
Most econometric models suggest that the immediate impact of higher oil prices tends to be relatively small.

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Indeed, in econometric analysis, space-time markers are often used as proxies for these unknown, sometimes unobservable, conditions.
Econometric tests undertaken for making a choice between the two models do not show a clear advantage of one model over the other (see appendix).
So, yeah, it's a really old idea, but it was basically a cute story with no firm econometric evidence or solid theoretical grounding.
Econometric analysis was used to investigate the determinants of collective action and its effectiveness in managing woodlots.
Econometric estimates of the shadow values of maize are produced as part of the likelihood maximization corresponding to the household's choice of fence deterrent.
He shows that this brings down the predictability of interest rate changes in the model, while preserving good econometric properties of estimated policy rules.
The interested reader should see the companion paper for a detailed discussion of the theoretical and econometric assumptions.
Section 3 describes econometric models for the two formats and discusses the empirical results.
However, given the lack of data no formal econometric analysis can be performed to do so.
The use of seasonal dummy variables to filter quarterly and monthly time-series data is very popular in econometric applications.
An obvious difficulty of this procedure is that often those extraneous estimates were prepared with an econometric specification that contradicts your model.
Both the basic statistics and econometric models were estimated using the analytical weights provided in the data set.
Descriptive statistics and econometric models both confirm that the technology has a net pesticidereducing effect.
It should be stressed at the outset that these "constants" are not the product of controlled experimentation, but rather the output of econometric statistical packages.
In what follows we describe our approach to empirical analysis, the results of econometric modelling and an interpretation of the results.
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