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Software Econometrics Economics



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  • Matrixer - Especially suited for teaching econometrics and doing medium-scale applied research.
  • LIMDEP - Estimation of linear and nonlinear regression models and qualitative dependent variable models for cross-section, time-series and panel data.
  • S-Plus - Exploratory data analysis, statistical modeling, graphics, and the S programming language.
  • TSP - Time Series Processor. General econometric software, by Bronwyn Hall and Clint Cummins, UC Berkeley. Part of the OxMetrics family of software.
  • RATS - An econometrics/time-series analysis software package by Thomas Doan.
  • PcGive - An interactive econometric modeling package providing estimation, forecasting and testing from linear regression and logit to likelihood based cointegration, simultaneous equations, general limited dependent variables, dynamic panels, GARCH, ARFIMA, X12-A
  • Gnu Regression, Econometrics and Time-series Library - Cross-platform econometric analysis package written in C. Includes downloadable precompiled binaries for Windows, MacOS and Linux.
  • Time Series Modelling (TSM) - Estimating and forecasting linear and nonlinear time series models, with applications to econometrics and finance. By James Davidson.
  • Stata - Statistics, graphics, and data management with many econometric procedures and a broad range of user-contributed modules.
  • Econometric Software - An annotated collection of links to econometric software resources, by John Kane.
  • Microfit - Analysis of econometric time-series data by M. H. Pesaran and B. Pesaran. Includes features, introductory documentation, pricing, and a demo. For Windows and DOS.
  • Econometric Software Links from the Econometrics Journal - Brief coverage of hundreds of packages relevant to econometricians. Links to other related software lists.
  • Econometrics Toolbox for MATLAB - A collection of routines which implement a host of econometric estimation methods. Includes source code, documentation, and examples.
  • EViews - Statistical, forecasting, and modeling tools with a simple object-oriented interface.
  • Draco Econometrics - An open-source econometrics and statistics package with a simple graphical interface for performing regressions and plotting.
  • RealStat - A multiple regression hedonic econometric analysis program for real estate valuation.
  • Cahill Software - Creators of maximum likelihood estimation packages, written in C++, which allow custom model construction as well as estimation of standard built-in models. Offers custom programming in C++ or SAS.
  • Betahat - Estimation, testing, and simulation of economic models. Includes features, screenshots, benchmarks, and a demo.
  • WinSolve - A user-friendly package for solving nonlinear economic models. An evaluation version is available for free download.
  • UC Berkeley Econometrics Laboratory Software Archive - Tutorials on LaTeX, Perl, SAS, and Unix, algorithms for TSP, MATLAB, Fortran and GAUSS, textbooks, and data.
  • OxMetrics - Integrated packages for econometric and statistical analysis. Empirical modeling, forecasting and simulation. Multiple time series, limited dependent variables, repeated cross sections and panel data. Includes Ox Professional, PcGive, TSP, GiveWin, STAMP
  • SHAZAM - A comprehensive econometrics package for estimating and testing of many types of regression models.
  • STAMP - Modeling and forecasting of structural time series models. Part of the OxMetrics family of software.


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