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Aproximaciones a la Econometría

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En la concepción de la Econometría pueden adoptarse básicamente dos tipos de enfoques, que corresponden a dos formas distintas de concebir esta disciplina. Esta nota se hace eco de los comentarios críticos que la orientación econométrica basada en el supuesto de que las relaciones económicas son exactas ha recibido en la literatura, y se alinea en la corriente econométrica que se ha venido desarrollando a partir del trabajo pionero de Haavelmo (1944). Sobre esta publicación se puede decir, utilizando palabras de Hendry et al. (1989) que "merecidamente es considerada como el trabajo que constituyó a la Econometría moderna coma una disciplina separada". La nota concluye sobre una serie de consideraciones sobre la enseiianza de la Econometría.

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  • Espasa, Antoni, 1994. "Aproximaciones a la Econometría," DES - Documentos de Trabajo. Estadística y Econometría. DS 2943, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Departamento de Estadística.
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