OLS Estimation (Video 3 of 7 in the gretl Instructional Video Series)

The gretl Instructional Video Series consists of seven videos that instruct and demonstrate how to use gretl to apply econometric techniques. The videos are designed to be 'hands on' and will be the most effective if the students follow and actively participate using gretl on their own computer while watching the video. The videos can be used for individual study or for in-class presentation.
The learning objectives for Video 3 include the following: OLS estimation, confidence intervals for coefficient estimates, and joint significance tests.
The data files used in this video can be downloaded from www.janellemann.com/uploads/8/...
Citation: Mann, J. and V. Bindal. (2011, September 1). OLS Estimation - Video 3 of 7 in the gretl Instructional Video Series. Retrieved from • OLS Estimation (Video ...
It is important note that the videos are not designed to teach econometric theory and techniques, rather they apply the econometric theory and techniques learned in class.

[@jayw4081]

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[@sharpaquos2806]

why should the p-value indicates that at a 5% level of significance ?

[@hayhacker55]

Thank you so much, im a PhD student and this helped me a lot .
can i only use the f test in OLS to say that whether my module is significant or not?

[@mikefasole]

Can you please clarify what I'm looking for when I'm testing for Breusch-Godfrey Test of autocorrelation

[@JanelleMann]

Hello MIke - The Breusch-Godfrey test is a Lagrange multiplier test and is based on the R^2 of an auxiliary regression. The null hypothesis is no autocorrelation of order p with p being the number of lagged residuals in the auxiliary regression.

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