Statistical Methods for Social Scientists

✍ Scribed by Erik A. Hanushek, John E. Jackson and Peter H. Rossi (Auth.)

Year: 1977
Leaves: 381
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages ix-xi
Acknowledgments, Page xiii
1 - Empirical Analyses in the Social Sciences, Pages 1-23
2 - Estimation with Simple Linear Models, Pages 24-44
3 - Least Squares Estimators: Statistical Properties and Hypothesis Testing, Pages 45-74
4 - Ordinary Least Squares in Practice, Pages 75-108
5 - Multivariate Estimation in Matrix Form, Pages 109-140
6 - Generalized Least Squares, Pages 141-178
7 - Models with Discrete Dependent Variables, Pages 179-216
8 - Introduction to Multiequation Models, Pages 217-245
9 - Structural Equations: Simultaneous Models, Pages 246-281
10 - Estimating Models with Erroneous and Unobserved Variables, Pages 282-324
I - Appendix: Statistical Review, Pages 325-348
II - Appendix: Matrix Algebra, Pages 349-359
III - Appendix: Statistical Tables, Pages 360-366
References, Pages 367-368
Index, Pages 369-374

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