econometrician

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• At the conference, the econometrician presented a model that predicts market trends effectively.

• So, you know, econometricians usually maximize logs for regions like this.

• The capital gains accruing to investors who sold this stock, in the econometrician's world, would be no different from the ordinary income earned from dividends.

  Academic text (1991)

• There are, of course, minor differences in the way econometricians look at demand; for example, demand arising from the creation of new money can be regarded as either the source of new output or merely of inflation.

  Academic text (1991)

• As real oil prices remained high and volatile, and ready access to oil supplies uncertain, econometricians became interested in integrating energy into their models in a more systematic way.

  Academic text (1991)

• Where researchers used datasets with a few dozen observations, modern applied econometricians now often draw upon datasets boasting millions of detailed micro-level observations.

  Blog text (6)

• In this Macro Focus, our resident time-series econometrician, James Morley*, explains what is currently meant by "modern" macroeconomics, what is behind its failure, and what can be done to rehabilitate its reputation.

  Blog text (16)

• Econometricians use econometricians statistical methods to analyze complex economic data and provide insights.

• Many econometricians rely on large datasets to make precise forecasts about economic conditions.

Synonyms

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econometrist

vseconometrician

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A person who uses math and numbers to study the economy

includes analyzing economic problems as well as studying data

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