List of Data Sets and Examples

Gujarati and Porter, Basic Econometrics, 5e

Introduction
Table I.1 Data on Personal Consumption Expenditure and Gross Domestic Product

Chapter 1
Example Father and Son Heights (hypothetical)
Table 1.1 U.S. Egg Production
Table 1.2 (Grunfeld) Investment, Value, and Capital Stock for Four Companies
Table 1.3 CPI in Seven Industrial Countries
Table 1.4 Exchange Rates for Nine Countries
Table 1.5 M1 Money Supply
Table 1.6 Advertising Expenditure

Chapter 2
Table 2.4 Random Sample from Table 2.1
Table 2.5 Another Random Sample from Table 2.1
Example 2.1 Mean Hourly Wage by Education
Table 2.6 Mean Hourly Wage by Education
Example 2.2 Mathematics SAT Scores by Family Income
Table 2.7 Labor Force Participation
Table 2.8 Indian Food and Total Expenditures (Rupees)
Table 2.9 Total Group Mean SAT Reasoning Test Scores
Table 2.10 SAT Reasoning Scores by Family Income

Chapter 3
Numerical Example Mean Hourly Wage and Years of Schooling
Table 3.2 Raw Data from Table 2.6
Example 3.1 Consumption and Income Relationship in the U.S.
Example 3.2 Food Expenditure in India
Example 3.3 Demand for Cell Phones and PCs in relation to Income
Table 3.3 Number of Cell Phones and PCs in relation to Income
Table 3.5 Ranks of Students in Midterms and Final Exams
Table 3.6 U.S. Productivity and Compensation
Table 3.7 Gold Prices, NYSE Index, and CPI
Table 3.8 Nominal and Real GDP

Chapter 5
Concluding Example Food Expenditure in India
Table 5.5 Average Salary and per Pupil Spending
Table 5.6 GNP and Four Measures of Money Stock
Table 5.9 Hamburger Prices in Foreign Countries
Table 5.10 U.S. CPI and PPI
Table 5.11 Smoking and Lung Cancer

Chapter 6
Example 6.1 Excess Returns on Consumer Goods and Overall Stock Market
Table 6.1 Excess Returns on Consumer Goods and Overall Stock Market
Table 6.2 U.S. Gross Private Domestic Investment and GDP
Example 6.2 Relationship Between GDPI and GDP in the U.S.
Example 6.3 Expenditure on Durable Goods in relation to Consumption Expenditure
Table 6.3 Total Personal Expenditure and Categories
Example 6.4 Rate of Growth Expenditure on Services
Example 6.5 Food Expenditure in India
Example 6.6 Relationship Between Child Mortality and GNP
Table 6.4 Fertility and Other Data for 64 Countries
Example 6.7 U.S. Inflation Rate and Unemployment
Table 6.5 U.S. Inflation Rate and Unemployment
Table 6.7 Data
Table 6.8 Investment Rate and Savings Rate
Table 6.9 Various Expenditures, Income, Age, and Number of Children
Table 6.10 UK Total Consumer Expenditure and Advertising Expenditure

Chapter 7
Example 7.1 Child Mortality in relation to Per Capita GNP and Female Literacy Rate
Example 7.2 Coffee Consumption in the U.S.
Table 7.1 U.S. Coffee Consumption vs. Average Retail Price
Table 7.2 Raw Data for Two R Values
Example 7.3 Value Added, Labor Hours, and Capital Input
Table 7.3 Value Added, Labor Hours, and Capital Input
Example 7.4 Estimating the Total Cost Function
Table 7.4 Total Cost (Y) and Output (X)
Example 7.5 GDP Growth Rate and Relative per Capita GDP in 190 Countries
Table 7.5 Data
Table 7.6 Quarterly Demand for Roses
Table 7.7 Wildcat Well Drilling and Production
Table 7.8 U.S. Defense Budget Outlays
Table 7.9 U.S. Demand for Chicken
Table 7.10 Demand for Money in the U.S.
Table 7.11 Greek Industrial Sector
Table 7.12 Consumption Expenditure, Income, Wealth, and Interest Rate for the U.S.
Table 7.13 Qualcomm Stock Prices

Chapter 8
Example 8.1 Child Mortality
Example 8.2 Cubic Cost Function
Example 8.3 Cobb-Douglas Production Function for the Mexican Economy
Table 8.8 Real GDP, Employment, and Real Fixed Capital
Example 8.4 Demand for Chicken in the U.S.
Table 8.9 Savings and Personal Disposable Income
Example 8.5 Demand for Roses
Table 8.10 Demand for Cable
Table 8.11 Savings and Personal Income

Chapter 9
Example 9.1 Public School Teachers Salaries by Geographical Region
Table 9.1 Average Salary of Public School Teachers by State
Example 9.2 Hourly Wages in relation to Marital Status and Region of Residence
Example 9.3 Teacher Salaries in relation to Region and Spending per Pupil
Table 9.2 Savings and Income Data
Example 9.4 Structural Differences in U.S. Savings-Income Regression
Example 9.5 Average Hourly Earnings in relation to Education, Gender, and Race
Table 9.3 Quarterly Appliance Sales and Expenditures on Durable Goods
Example 9.6 Seasonality in Refrigerator Sales
Table 9.4 U.S. Refrigerator Sales
Example 9.7 Total Cost in Relation to Output
Table 9.6 Hypothetical Data on Output and Total Cost
Example 9.8 Logarithm of Hourly Wages in Relation to Gender
Concluding Example Wages in Southern India
Table 9.7 Indian Wage Earners
Table 9.8 Data Matrix for Exercise 9.3
Table 9.9 U.S. Presidential Elections

Chapter 10
Example 10.1 Consumption Expenditure in relation to Income and Wealth
Table 10.3 Hypothetical Data on Y, X2, X3
Table 10.4 Hypothetical Data on Y, X2, X3
Table 10.5 Hypothetical Data on Consumption Expenditure
Example 10.2 Consumption Function
Table 10.7 U.S. Consumption Expenditure
Example 10.3 Longley Data
Table 10.8 Longley Data
Table 10.11 Hypothetical Data
Table 10.12 Goldberger Data
Table 10.13 U.S. Imports, GDP, and CPI
Table 10.14 Passenger Cars vs. CPI, PDI, Interest Rate, and Labor Force
Table 10.15 Hours of Work
Table 10.16 U.S. Crime Data
Table 10.17 Updated Longley Data
Table 10.18 Chemicals in Cheeses

Chapter 11
Table 11.1 Compensation per Employee in Nondurable Manufacturing Industries
Example 11.1 Relationship Between Compensation and Productivity
Example 11.2 Relationship Between Compensation and Productivity: The Glejser Test
Table 11.2 Rank Correlation Test of Heteroscadasticity
Example 11.4 The Goldfeld-Quandt Test
Table 11.3 Hypothetical Data on Consumption Expenditure and Income
Example 11.5 The Breusch-Pagan-Godfrey (BPG) Test
Example 11.6 Whites Heteroscadasticity Test
Example 11.7 Illustration of the Method of Weighted Least Squares
Table 11.4 Illustration of the Weighted Least Squares Regression
Example 11.8 Illustration of Whites Procedure
Example 11.9 Child Mortality Revisited
Example 11.10 R&D Expenditure, Sales, and Profits
Table 11.15 Sales and Employment for Industrial R&D
Example 11.11
Table 11.6 Asset Size
Table 11.7 Passenger Car Mileage Data
Table 11.8 Median Salaries of Full Professors in Statistics
Table 11.9 Stock and Consumer Prices
Table 11.10 Salaries of Fortune 500 Executives

Chapter 12
Table 12.4 Indexes of Real Compensation and Productivity
Table 12.7 Determinants of U.S. Domestic Price of Copper
Table 12.8 Personal Consumption Expenditure
Table 12.9 Inventories and Sales in U.S. Manufacturing
Table 12.10 Rate of Return, Output Growth, and Inflation

Chapter 13
Example 13.1 Child Mortality Revisited
Example 13.2 Consumption vs. Income
Table 13.2 Hypothetical Data on Consumption
Example 13.3 The St. Louis Model
Example 13.4 Personal Consumption Expenditure and Disposable Personal Income
Table 13.3 Per Capita Personal Consumption Expenditure and Disposable Income
Concluding Example A Model of Hourly Wage Determination
Concluding Example Real Consumption Function for the U.S.

Chapter 14
Table 14.1 Advisory Fees Charged and Asset Size
Example 14.1 Mutual Fund Advisory Fees
Example 14.2 The Cobb-Douglas Production Function
Example 14.3 Growth of U.S. Population
Example 14.4 Box-Cox Transformation
Table 14.2 U.S. Population
Table 14.3 Production Function Data for the Mexican Economy
Table 14.4 Mutual Fund Fee Structures

Chapter 15
Example 15.1 LPM: A Numerical Example
Table 15.1 Hypothetical Data on Home Ownership
Table 15.2 Data for Home Ownership Example
Example 15.2 Cohen-Rea-Lerman Study
Example 15.3 Predicting a Bond Rating
Example 15.4 Who Holds a Debit Card?
Table 15.4 Hypothetical Data
Table 15.7 Data on the Effect of PSI on Course Grades
Example 15.5 Who Owns a Debit Card? Logit Analysis
Table 15.10 Estimating the Index Ii from the Standard Normal CDF
Example 15.6 Illustration of Gprobit Using Housing
Example 15.7 To Smoke or Not to Smoke
Example 15.8 Geriatric Study of Frequency of Falls
Table 15.22 Toxicity Study and Rotenone on Chrysanthemum Aphis
Table 15.23 GRE Scores
Table 15.24 Price of Soda with Discount Coupon
Table 15.25 Probit Regressions
Table 15.26 Hypothetical Data Set
Table 15.29 Benign

Chapter 16
Illustrative Example Panel Data
Table 16.1 Airline Costs
Example 16.1 Productivity and Public Investment
Example 16.2 Demand for Electricity in the U.S.
Example 16.3 Beer Consumption, Income, and Beer Tax
Table 16.16 Unemployment Rate and Hourly Compensation (no data file)
Table 16.17 Gasoline Demand for 18 Countries
Table 16.18 Responsiveness of Aid for 135 Countries

Chapter 17
Example 17.1 The Consumption Function
Example 17.2 Creation of Bank Money
Example 17.3 Link Between Money and Prices
Example 17.4 Lag Between R&D and Expenditure
Example 17.5 The J Curve of International Economics
Example 17.6 The Accelerator Model of Investment
Example 17.7 Per Capita Personal Consumption Expenditure and Disposable Income
Table 17.2 PPCE and PPDI
Example 17.8 Example 17.7 Revisited
Numerical Example Demand for Money in Canada
Table 17.5 Money, Interest Rate, Price Index, and GDP
Example 17.9 The Fed and the Real Rate of Interest
Example 17.10 The Short- and Long-Run Aggregate Consumption for Sri Lanka
Table 17.7 Private Consumption Expenditure and GDP
Example 17.11 Illustration of the Almon Distributed-Lag Model
Table 17.8 Inventories and Sales, U.S. Manufacturing
Example 17.12 Causality between Money and Income
Example 17.13 Causality between Money and Interest Rates in Canada
Example 17.14 Causality between GDP Growth and Savings
Table 17.10 Investment in Fixed Plant and Equipment
Table 17.11 Investment, Sales, and Inventories
Table 17.12 Compensation, Productivity, and Unemployment
Table 17.13 Macroeconomic Data for the Greek Economy

Chapter 18
Example 18.1 Demand and Supply Model
Example 18.2 Keynesian Model of Income Determination
Example 18.3 Wage-Price Models
Example 18.4 The IS Model of Macroeconomics
Example 18.5 The LM Model
Example 18.6 Econometric Models
Table 18.2 Personal Consumption Expenditure, Gross Private Domestic Investment, and GDP
Table 18.3 Demand and Supply for Gas
Table 18.4 Macroeconomic Data for the U.S. Economy

Chapter 19
Example 19.1
Example 19.2
Example 19.3
Example 19.4
Example 19.5 Pindyck-Rubinfeld Model of Public Spending
Table 19.4 Money, GDP, Interest Rate, and Consumer Price Index

Chapter 20
Table 20.1 Crop Production, Crop Prices, and Per Capita Personal Consumption
Table 20.2 GDP, M2, FEDEXP, TB6
Example 20.1 Advertising, Concentration, and Price Margins
Example 20.2 Kleins Model I
Table 20.5 Underlying Data for Kleins Model
Example 20.3 The Capital Asset Pricing Model
Example 20.4 Revised Form of St. Louis Model
Table 20.10 Current Population Survey for 1985

Chapter 21
Example 21.1 M1 Monthly Money Supply in the U.S.
Example 21.2 The U.S./U.K Exchange Rate
Example 21.3 U.S. Consumer Price Index
Example 21.4 Are 3-Month and 6-Month Treasury Bill Rates Cointegrated?
Table 21.1 Disposable Personal Income

Chapter 22
Example 22.1 U.S./U.K. Exchange Rate
Example 22.2 New York Stock Exchange Price Changes
Example 22.3 The Relationship Between HWI and UN
Table 22.5 HWI and UN
Example 22.4 ARIMA Modeling of the Yen/Dollar Exchange Rate
Table 22.6 Yen Exchange Rate
Example 22.5 ARCH Model of the U.S. Inflation Rate
Table 22.7 Three-Month and Six-Month Treasury Bill Rates

Appendix E
Table E.1 Civilian Labor Force Participation