ECON 537 Microeconometrics in Healthcare

Provides discussion and applications of econometric methods most commonly used in analyzing healthcare data and other microeconomic data. Topics include ANOVA, single and multi-variable linear regression, binary outcome models (logit, probit, tobit), panel data models (fixed effects and random effects), repeated measures models, count data models, two-part models, and survival analysis.

Credit 3 hrs
Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation

Prerequisites - ECON 415 or equivalent, and ECON 502
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Title/Description/Prerequisite Change 6/2011, effective Fall 2011

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