MECP-202: Project Work Guide
Advanced guidance for dissertation writing and empirical analysis
Course Overview
This course builds upon the foundation laid in MECP-201 and emphasizes empirical analysis, interpretation of results, policy relevance, and academic presentation. It aims to help students complete a rigorous and well-argued project dissertation in economics.
Course Objectives
- Apply analytical and econometric tools to real-world data
- Interpret empirical findings meaningfully
- Link research results with economic policy issues
- Develop academic writing and presentation skills
- Prepare confidently for project evaluation and viva
Key Topics
- Advanced Research Design
- Application of Econometric and Statistical Tools
- Interpretation of Empirical Results
- Policy Analysis and Recommendations
- Academic Writing and Referencing
- Ethics in Economic Research
- Presentation of Findings
- Project Evaluation and Viva Preparation
Recommended References
- Applied Econometrics by Dimitrios Asteriou and Stephen Hall
- Econometric Methods by J. Johnston and J. DiNardo
- Writing Economics by McCloskey
- IGNOU Project and Dissertation Handbook
Study Materials
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