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ECON 323: Econometric Analysis 2 
Comprehensive Revision Guide and Notes 2025 
 
Part 01: About This Guide 
Part 02: Sample Examination 
Part 03: Suggested Solutions to Exam Paper 
Part 04: Study Tips for Students 
 
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University of Waterloo - ECON 323: Econometric Analysis 2

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026

University	University of Waterloo
Department	Economics
Course Code	ECON 323
Course Name	Econometric Analysis 2
Notes Title	Comprehensive Revision Guide and Notes
Page Length	30

This guide helps you get comfortable with the content and format of the updated ECON 323: Econometric Analysis 2 final exam at the University of Waterloo. You’ll practice proven exam techniques and work through core question types step by step. Inside are clear diagrams that make key ideas easy to recall under time pressure, plus sample questions with fully worked solutions and a full-length practice paper designed to mirror the real exam. Thoroughly updated to reflect current course topics, it supports focused revision so you can study efficiently and walk into the final with confidence.

This course covers the most important methods used in applied economics research beyond the least-squares estimator. It starts by exploring solutions to the endogeneity problem in detail, emphasizing proper ways of conducting causal inference. It extends the methods covered in ECON322 to the case in which the data are observed over time. Students will learn how to estimate and interpret dynamic models and how these models affect our ability to do inference. The course also covers methods for data in which the response variable is either qualitative, with or without multiple levels, or count data. For that purpose, it introduces students to maximum likelihood estimation, and the estimation of models by probit, logit, and Poisson regressions.

Prerequisites: ECON 321, ECON 322, or an equivalent course.

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AFM 102	Introduction to Managerial Accounting
AFM 231	Business Law
AFM 272	Global Capital Markets and Financial Analytics
AFM 273	Financial Instruments and Capital Markets
AFM 274	Introduction to Corporate Finance
AFM 275	Corporate Finance
AFM 280	Introduction to Organizational Behaviour
AFM 291	Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
AFM 322	Derivative Securities
AFM 391	Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ECON 101	Introduction to Microeconomics
ECON 102	Introduction to Macroeconomics
ECON 201	Microeconomic Theory for Business and Policy
ECON 221	Statistics for Economists
ECON 290	Models of Choice in Competitive Markets
ECON 322	Econometric Analysis 1
ECON 323	Econometric Analysis 2
ECON 371	Business Finance 1
ECON 372	Business Finance 2
ECON 423	Time Series Econometrics
MGMT 244	Principles of Marketing
PSYCH 292	Basic Data Analysis
STAT 202	Introductory Statistics for Scientists
STAT 443	Forecasting

University of Waterloo - ECON 323: Econometric Analysis 2

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