Econometrics Lecture: The Classical Assumptions

[@AJ91244756]

you legit explained it better than my lecturer!

[@dustinrossg]

Wasn’t really too difficult for him to surpass my last professor. My professor checked out during Covid. Felt like I learned nothing. Retaking it now in my masters hoping to get ahead with these videos.

[@nadtrzw7788]

@@dustinrossg I started my Economics studies with corona and well.. my first statistics course was basically useless. ( The Prof only uploaded PPT files which didn't really help much at all.) So I am with you in trying to obtain some knowledge by myself here! YT videos can really be a great help!

[@mdshahedurrahman1028]

Well explained .

[@Pickett1312]

This is brilliant!

[@travelingwithhaydee7918]

Great video! Thanks a lot! I have two questions, the error term includes all variables that influence X? and if the larger the variance of X, the more precisely can Beta1 be estimated? I believe that the second case is true, but still not so sure.

[@bayesian2007]

Why call it a random sample for a person?

[@montescubillos]

You miss to include the assumption that your independent variable is error free. This is one assumption that is seldom tackled, introducing large bias.

[@finalpurez]

Thank you Sir for the great video!

[@DemandRS]

Incredibly well explained, thanks

[@kemalziyad]

Great video '