Definition of «econometric»

Econometric is an adjective that describes a branch of economics which uses mathematical and statistical methods to analyze economic data, in order to better understand and predict economic behavior. It involves using empirical evidence from historical data to test hypotheses about how different factors affect the economy, such as changes in interest rates or government policies. Econometricians use sophisticated techniques like regression analysis, time series analysis, and forecasting models to analyze large datasets and draw meaningful conclusions that can inform policy decisions.

Sentences with «econometric»

  • Taking this mission in earnest I set out to develop Econo.Mine, a legal analytics platform meant to decipher a judge's understanding of econometrics used in antitrust litigation. (iposgoode.ca)
  • Itkonen, Juha (2011): Causal misspecifications in econometric models. (mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de)
  • Advanced econometric analysis of historical cap rate data by market and property type can help develop forecasting equations for market (exit) capitalization rates. (xelonline.com)
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