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LECTURE 1 &2- RECAP

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of econometrics?

a)

To create economic policies without data

b)

To measure and analyse economic relationships using data

c)

To develop mathematical models unrelated to economics

d)

To predict random events

2.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Annual inflation rate in Malaysia from 1990 to 2024

GDP growth of 10 ASEAN countries recorded yearly from 2010 to 2024.

Monthly unemployment rates in Malaysia before and after the COVID-19 pandemic

Salary, education, and years of experience of 500 workers surveyed once in 2024.

Income, education, and age of 1,000 Malaysians collected in 2023.

Profitability of 50 firms observed every quarter for five years.

Quarterly inflation rates of Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia for 15 years.

Comparison of minimum wage levels across Malaysian states in 2022

Daily stock prices of PETRONAS shares during 2024.

Consumer spending patterns of 200 households tracked from 2010 to 2020.

Time Series data
Cross- Sectional Data
Panel Data
3.

Econometrics combines (a)   and mathematics to explain or predict economic behaviour.

4.

Click on the step where economists/researcher would explore official sources such as the World Bank, IMF, or Department of Statistics before estimating their models.

5.

Arrange the following steps of econometric analysis in the correct order:

a)

Review theory & past empirical studies

b)

Build Model

c)

Collect Data

d)

Analyse, interpret & estimate

e)

Conclude and policy implications

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6.

Which statement best describes Ceteris Paribus?

a)

Comparing two unrelated variables

b)

Holding other relevant factors constant to isolate causal effect

c)

Ignoring random errors

d)

Assuming perfect data

7.

Click on the region that best represents the long-term trend in economic growth.

8.

Examine the graph showing global GDP growth from 1980 to 2030.
Click on the periods that represent major global economic shocks.

9.

Click on the period that shows the strongest rebound following a global downturn.

10.

Study the graph showing Malaysia’s monthly electricity consumption from 2018 to 2024.
Click on the section that best represents seasonality.

Electricity Consumption | OpenDOSM

11.

Which of the following best describes regression analysis?

a)

A method for describing random data patterns

b)

A statistical technique used to model relationships between variables

c)

A tool for calculating averages

d)

A formula for finding the median

12.

Match the following

a)

Dependent variable

1.

Observed and measured as effect

b)

Independent variable

2.

Manipulated or changes as cause

c)

Error term

3.

other unobserved factors

d)

Intercept (β₀)

4.

Y when X = 0

e)

Slope (β1)

5.

Δ\Delta y/ Δ\Delta x

13.

Reorder the following Simple Linear Regression Model

a)

Y

b)

= β₀

c)

+ β₁

d)

X

e)
  • + u

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
14.

Given the estimated model:

Wage​ = −0.90 + 0.54(Education) + u

How should you interpret the slope coefficient (0.54)?


Wage = wage earned ($/hour)

Education = years of education (years)

a)

The average wage is $0.54/hour

b)

Wage decreases as education increases

c)

For every additional year of education, wage increases by $0.54/hour

d)

The intercept equals the average education

15.

Match OLS Assumption to Definition (Gauss–Markov)

a)

Linearity

1.

Relationship between X and Y

b)

Random Sampling

2.

Data represent population

c)

Variations in X

3.

X must vary across observations

d)

Zero conditional mean

4.

error term uncorrelated with X

e)

Homoscedasticity

5.

variance of error is constant across X