COURSE NAME : STATISTIK EKONOMI

(Statistical Economics)

COURSE CODE : ECN3222

CREDIT : 3(3+0)

TOTAL STUDENT : 120

LEARNING
HOURS

PREREQUISITE : ECN3213

LEARNING : Students are able to:

OUTCOMES
1. Analyze economic problems using statistical methods. (C4, NS)

2. Manipulate economic data using statistical methods (P4)

3. Solve economic problems by using appropriate statistical

methods (A3, LL)

SYNOPSIS : Kursus ini merangkumi pengenalan kaedah statistik dalam

pembelajaran ekonomi. Pengenalpastian kaedah statistik yang
bersesuaian bagi menangani isu ekonomi dan perbincangan hasil
analisis diberi penekanan.

(This course covers the introduction of statistical methods in the

study of economics. The identification of appropriate statistical
methods in solving economic issues and the discussion of the
analysis findings are emphasized.)

LECTURE CONTACT
CONTENTS HOURS

KULIAH : 1. Introduction 6
- Measures of location
− Mean, median, geometry average
− Mode
- Measures of variability
- Range
 - Variance, standard deviation
- Continous probability distributions
- Uniform probability distributions
- Normal probability distributions

2. Sampling distributions 3
− Sampling distribution of the mean
− Sampling distribution of a proportion
− Sampling distribution of the
difference between two means

3. Interval estimation 3
- Concept of interval estimation
- Population mean: Population
standard deviation known
- Population mean: Population
standard deviation unknown
- Determining the sample size

4. Hypothesis testing 6
- Concepts of hypothesis testing
- Developing null and alternative
hypothesis
- Type I and II errors
- Population mean: Population
standard deviation known
- Population mean: Population
standard deviation unknown
- Population proportion

5. Inference about means and proportions 6

with two population
- Inference about the difference between
two population means when population
standard deviation known
- Inferences about the difference
between two population means when
population standard deviation unknown
- Inferences about the difference
between two population means for
matched samples
- Inferences about the difference
 between two population proportions

6. Inference about population variance 3

- Inference about population
variances Inferences about a
population variance
- Inferences about two population
variance

7. Experimental design and analysis of 6

variance
- An introduction of experimental design
and analysis of variance
- Analysis of variance and the
completely randomized design
- Randomized block design
- Factorial experiment

8. Simple linear regression h 3

- Correlation coefficients
- Simple regression model
- Estimation of the coefficients
- Assumptions about the error term
- Testing for significance
- Aplikasi persamaan regresi mudah

9. Multiple regression 3
- Model and required assumptions.
- Multiple coefficients of determination
- Testing for significance
- Application of multiple regression

10. Index numbers 3

- Price relatives
- Price index for several commodities
- Aggregate price index
- Quantitry index

Total 42
ASSESSMENT : Coursework 60%
Final Exam 40%

REFERENCES 1. Anderson, R.D., Sweeney J. D., William, A. T. Camm, D.J.,

Cochran J.J. Fry, J.M. & Ohlmann W.J. (2020). Statistics for
Business and Economics (14th ed.). Cengage Learning Inc.

2. Keller, G. (2015). Managerial Statistics (10th ed.). South–

Western.

3. Lind, D. A., Mason, R.D. & Marchal, W.G. (2017). Statistical

Techniques in Business and Economics. (17th ed.). McGraw
Hill.

4. McClave, T.J., Benson P. G. & Sincich, T. (2017). Statistics

for Business and Economics (13th ed.). Pearson Prentice
Hall.

5. Newbold, P., Carlson. W. & Thorne, B. (2020). Statistics for

Business and Economics (9th ed.). Pearson Education.