T.H. Gindling
This revised version is a worthy successor to the fourth edition, which was already the most useful applied econometrics book on the market. It is an excellent complement to standard econometrics textbooks, which tend to be heavy on mathematics and technique, and light on practical advice.
Endorsement
This has been an excellent book in the past and the revisions for the fifth edition include some new subjects and bring the material up to date. The text is clearly written and shows the author's excellent understanding of the material covered. And his clever insights and witty comments make the book fun to read.—Jan Kmenta, Professor Emeritus of Economics, University of Michigan
From the Publisher
"Peter Kennedy's Guide to Econometrics is a superb text. I first used it as a student, and now I find it indispensable as a professor. I would not dream of teaching an econometrics course without it."—Lisa A. Keister, Department of Sociology, The Ohio State University
"*A Guide to Econometrics* is an excellent book that is, or at least should be, essential reading for all undergraduate and graduate students with an interest in the subject, as well as scholars engaged in applied econometric work."—Anders Olofsgård, Georgetown University
"This revised version is a worthy successor to the fourth edition, which was already the most useful applied econometrics book on the market. It is an excellent complement to standard econometrics textbooks, which tend to be heavy on mathematics and technique, and light on practical advice."—T.H. Gindling,Department of Economics, University of Maryland Baltimore County
"This has been an excellent book in the past and the revisions for the fifth edition include some new subjects and bring the material up to date. The text is clearly written and shows the author's excellent understanding of the material covered. And his clever insights and witty comments make the book fun to read."—Jan Kmenta, Professor Emeritus of Economics, University of Michigan
Jan Kmenta
This has been an excellent book in the past and the revisions for the fifth edition include some new subjects and bring the material up to date. The text is clearly written and shows the author's excellent understanding of the material covered. And his clever insights and witty comments make the book fun to read.
Lisa A. Keister
Peter Kennedy's A Guide to Econometrics is a superb text. I first used it as a student, and now I find it indispensable as a professor. I would not dream of teaching an econometrics course without it.
