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Presente, Pedagogia Y Futuro De La Econometria

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El objetivo de este pequeno documento es argumentar a favor de una docencia mas profunda con un grado de diversidad entre el formalismo matemático y los procedimientos. Igualmente se sustentará los beneficios de iniciar desde el modelo ingenuo. A continuación se muestra que desde dicho modelo hay interacción con la Teoría Económica; en la siguiente sección se esboza la propuesta pedagógica; la quinta sección sugiere los caminos futuros de la Econometría; conclusiones, referencias bibliográficas y listados de computador completan el texto.

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  • Carlos Enrique Castellar Palma, 2004. "Presente, Pedagogia Y Futuro De La Econometria," Documentos de Trabajo 3366, Universidad del Valle, CIDSE.
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