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Conference on Quantitative

Social Science Research Using R


Bruce McCullough


Econometric Computing with R


Many econometric software packages are not suitable for teaching the elements of statistical/econometric computing. E.g., many offer only one method of matrix inversion. Yet traditional computer programming languages, e.g., Fortran, have too much overhead to be useful to econometrics students. We argue that R is an excellent choice for teaching the fundamentals of econometrics computing, and give several examples where R is better than traditional econometrics packages.
 

 
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