This video is the first lesson in our brand new series: Econometrics 101. In this video we answer the question: "What is Econometrics?" as well as discuss the introductory econometric concepts such as estimating causal effect, primary vs secondary data, and the 3 types of data used in econometrics: crosssectional, timeseries, and panel (longitudinal) data!

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