Introductory Econometrics: A Modern Approach (Hardcover)

Introductory Econometrics: A Modern Approach (Hardcover)

Jeffrey Wooldridge’s econometrics text is a long-running choice for business and economics courses, and this listing is the introductory econometrics hardcover from Cengage Learning. It is meant for adult and further education students who need to learn econometric methods properly.

The book takes a modern approach to the subject and runs to more than 800 pages. It covers the main concepts and techniques of econometrics in English, for students and for working professionals who analyse economic data.

Why choose the hardcover

A book of over 800 pages gets heavy use across a semester, and many students keep their econometrics text long after the course ends. The hardcover binding stands up to that better than a softcover and lies flatter on a desk while you work through examples.

What “a modern approach” means here

Wooldridge presents econometrics through its practical use in business and economics, building from concepts to the techniques analysts use on real data. The aim is to understand the methods, not only to memorise formulas.

Who this textbook is for

It is written for undergraduate and further education students taking a first course in econometrics, and it also suits graduate students and professionals who want a reference for the core techniques.

Hardcover or paperback: which to buy

We stock this title in two bindings. Pick this hardcover if you want a copy that holds up to years of use or will sit on an office shelf as a reference. If price and weight matter more, the paperback listing of the same title is the alternative. Both are by Jeffrey Wooldridge and published by Cengage Learning.

Book details

• Title: Introductory Econometrics: A Modern Approach
• Author: Jeffrey Wooldridge
• Publisher: Cengage Learning
• Pages: 800+
• ISBN-13: 9780357900161
• Format: Hardcover

Questions buyers ask

Is this the hardcover or the paperback?

This listing is the hardcover, ISBN 9780357900161. We also list a paperback copy of the same title separately.

Who is the author?

Jeffrey Wooldridge, published by Cengage Learning.

Is it suitable for a first econometrics course?

Yes. It is an introductory text aimed at adult and further education students in business and economics.

How long is the book?

The hardcover runs to more than 800 pages.