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This comprehensive overview of Bayesian econometrics discusses its foundational principles and evolution. It emphasizes significant contributions from scholars like Hsiao Cheng (1986), Baltagi (2001), and Wooldridge (2002), providing insights into their methodologies and practical applications. Bayesian approaches offer a robust framework for statistical modeling and inference, particularly in the context of economic data. The paper explores the theoretical underpinnings and real-world implementations of Bayesian techniques since 1968, illustrating their relevance in contemporary research.
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