Learning Microeconometrics with R

By Christoph Hanck, Martin Arnold, Alexander Gerber & Martin Schmelzer

Learning Microeconometrics with R is a hands-on introduction to applied microeconometrics using the R programming language. Published as part of the Chapman & Hall/CRC The R Series, this book combines econometric theory with practical implementation, enabling readers to estimate, interpret, and validate microeconometric models using real-world data.

Designed for students and applied researchers, the book emphasizes learning by doing. Each concept is paired with R code examples that demonstrate how to implement commonly used microeconometric methods in empirical economics and social science research.

What This Book Does

This book teaches the core tools of microeconometrics and shows how to apply them in R, covering estimation, inference, and interpretation for cross-sectional and micro-level data.

Key Features

• Step-by-step introduction to microeconometric methods
• Extensive R code examples for hands-on learning
• Coverage of linear, nonlinear, and limited dependent variable models
• Focus on interpretation and applied empirical work
• Uses real and simulated datasets
• Part of the respected Chapman & Hall/CRC R Series

Who Should Use This Book?

• Undergraduate and graduate students in economics
• Applied microeconometrics and econometrics students
• Researchers using R for empirical analysis
• Policy analysts and social science researchers
• Anyone learning applied econometrics with R

Why It’s Essential

• Bridges econometric theory and practical implementation
• Emphasizes reproducible research using R
• Ideal companion for applied econometrics courses
• Widely adopted for teaching microeconometrics with R

The practical guide to mastering microeconometrics with R.
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Product Details

• ISBN-13: 9780367255381
• Authors: Christoph Hanck; Martin Arnold; Alexander Gerber; Martin Schmelzer
• Publisher: CRC Press / Chapman & Hall
• Series: The R Series
• Format: Paperback
• Condition: New
• Availability: In Stock
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Table of Contents (Highlights)

• Introduction to Microeconometrics and R
• Linear Regression Models
• Binary Response Models
• Count Data Models
• Instrumental Variables
• Panel and Limited Dependent Variable Models
• Model Diagnostics and Inference

FAQs

• Is this book suitable for beginners? Yes, it is designed for students learning applied microeconometrics.
• Does it require prior R knowledge? Basic familiarity with R is helpful, but the book explains code step by step.
• Is it useful for applied research? Yes, it is widely used for empirical research and policy analysis.