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Finance

 
FIN 875 Empirical Methodology in Finance
  1.5 hours Elective Terms Offered: W10(A), W09(A)
  Advisory Prerequisites: Doctoral standing 
   
  Empirical Methodology in Finance --- This seminar course will expose graduate students to the more commonly used empirical methods in the financial literature. As this is an application-oriented course, it is assumed that students have had exposure to both finance and econometrics as the graduate level. This course will study the important applications of empirical methodology to financial problems over the past two decades. The course will not deal with either finance or econometrics, but important applications of the latter in testing basic financial models.
 
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