Econometric model formation is the systematic process of translating an economic theory into a quantitative (statistical) model, estimating it using data, testing its validity, and using it for economic analysis and decision-making. Steps of Econometric Model Formation 1. Existing Theories (Previous Studies) This is the starting point of econometric analysis. Economic theories and earlier empirical studies suggest relationships among variables. These theories guide the choice

Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)  is the first step in data analysis, aimed at understanding the structure, patterns, and anomalies in data before applying formal statistical models. A frequency table is one of the core tools of EDA. How Frequency Tables Support EDA 1️⃣ Understanding Data Structure EDA begins with knowing what the data looks like . Frequency tables summarise raw data into counts and classes, helping analysts quickly understand: Range Distribution Concentration

Price discrimination is a pricing strategy that allows businesses to charge different prices to different customers for the same product...

Second-degree price discrimination is a pricing strategy that enables businesses to charge different prices for the same product or...

First-degree price discrimination, often called perfect price discrimination , is a strategy that monopolists use to maximize profits by...