Econometric Analysis

I have purchased this book in paperback. Although the paper quality is poor and the printing is not great either, it is a steal compared to paying a full price for the US edition (which costs 8 - 10 times more) and the content appears to be great. So yeah, I am happy with the purchase.Sidebar --- its utterly despicable and disgusting that these publishers are charging that much for a textbook.

Greene's text is the essential econometrics guide. There's no other definitive book on the subject with the same level of depth, rigor of proof, etc. Wooldridge is easier to follow and learn, but lacks some of the linear algebra certain grad classes require. My recommendation for the Fin/Econ/etc. PhDs out there (for those are the experiences to which I can speak) is to get copies of each, as they can supplement each other in various ways. Angrist & Pischke's Mostly Harmless Econometrics is also very useful.

Maybe a slightly lower quality of print that the U.S. version, but it's not a problem at all, taken much lower price! This book is also my favorite source of information regarding applied aspects of statistics and linear regression.

Must have text for all economics student

The simplicity of the prose and steps.

Same content, good quality. Great value for money.P.S. No Annexes, but really a minor issue.

The book was in excellent condition and exactly what I need for my grad metrics course.

Very well written. Some says it not very readable but I don't think so.