Chapter 1. Statistics and Empirical Research -- Chapter 2. From Disarray to Dataset -- Chapter 3. Univariate Data Analysis -- Chapter 4. Bivariate Association -- Chapter 5. Classical Measurement Theory -- Chapter 6. Calculating Probability -- Chapter 7. Random Variables and Probability...

Chapter 1. Introductory Developments -- Chapter 2. The Simple Regression Model -- Chapter 3. The Multiple Regression Model -- Chapter 4. Heteroskedasticity and Autocorrelation of Errors -- Chapter 5. Problems With Explanatory Variables -- Chapter 6. Distributed Lag Models -- Chapter 7. An...

Most macroeconomic models, such as the IS-LM, assume equilibrium in money markets. Since money demand is an inverse function of velocity, an inaccurate estimate of velocity will lead to errors in calculating the monetary and general equilibria. This note suggests a way to gauge the potential...