QUESTIONSThe Fourth International Training Workshop on Econometric Modeling and Data Analysis (2010): Februar (FITWEMDA'2010)
| Event Date/Time: Feb 08, 2010 | End Date/Time: Feb 12, 2010 |
| Registration Date: Feb 05, 2010 | |
| Early Registration Date: Feb 05, 2010 |
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The Fourth International Training Workshop on Econometric Modeling and Data Analysis: February 08-12, 2010, is organized by the International Economic Society (IES) Ltd. for academicians as well as professionals from the public and private sectors. After successfully completing the previous workshops on Econometric Modeling and Data Analysis (which attracted participants from Austria, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkey, North Cyprus, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Nigeria), IES is delighed to offer this fourth traditional event.
Econometric modeling and data analysis preserves its importance in academic scholars with respect to publishing high quality papers in top ranking and international peer reviewed journals and by contributing to research related courses as well as theses in higher education institutions. Econometric analysis is also important in public and private sectors for forecasting and estimation about future trends. By attending this workshop, participants will also be able to develop their skills in applied econometric analysis and publish papers in top journals such as the ones in the Social Sciences Citation Index and ECONLIT.
Econometric Views (EVIEWS) 6.0 statistical software will be extensively used during this workshop. Furthermore, "Applied Econometric Time Series†by Walter Enders (1995) and the article of "Bounds testing approaches to the analysis of level relationships (Pesaran, Shin and Smith, 2001)" will be the major guides of this international training workshop.
Econometric modeling and data analysis preserves its importance in academic scholars with respect to publishing high quality papers in top ranking and international peer reviewed journals and by contributing to research related courses as well as theses in higher education institutions. Econometric analysis is also important in public and private sectors for forecasting and estimation about future trends. By attending this workshop, participants will also be able to develop their skills in applied econometric analysis and publish papers in top journals such as the ones in the Social Sciences Citation Index and ECONLIT.
Econometric Views (EVIEWS) 6.0 statistical software will be extensively used during this workshop. Furthermore, "Applied Econometric Time Series†by Walter Enders (1995) and the article of "Bounds testing approaches to the analysis of level relationships (Pesaran, Shin and Smith, 2001)" will be the major guides of this international training workshop.
