Econometrics

Pronunciation: /ɪˌkɑːnəˈmɛtrɪk/

Econometrics (adj)

  1. Using statistics and math to study economic data and test ideas about how economies work.
  2. Related to building and checking mathematical models that explain economic relationships using real-world numbers.

Examples

  • Econometric methods use statistics and math to study economic data.
  • She uses econometric analysis to test whether prices affect demand.

Econometrics (adjective)

Examples

  • Econometric methods help explain how data-based economics works in practice.
  • The report uses econometric analysis to support data-based economics claims.