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1. Economist
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   https://economics.ut.ac.ir/documents/3030266/14100645/Jeffrey_M._Wooldridge_Introductory_Econometrics_A_Modern_Approach__2012.pdf

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2. Economist
   caab
   

   Uswr manual

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3. Economist
   34e9
   

   Cameron and Trivedi
   Mostly Harmless is nice, but it is 10yrs old and it needs updating

   C&T (2005) could use an update too, still great though

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4. Economist
   caab
   

   Cameron and Trivedi
   Mostly Harmless is nice, but it is 10yrs old and it needs updating

   C&T (2005) could use an update too, still great though

   Did anyone actually read that?

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5. Economist
   e2d9
   

   Cameron and Trivedi
   Mostly Harmless is nice, but it is 10yrs old and it needs updating

   C&T (2005) could use an update too, still great though

   Did anyone actually read that?

   Yes, I did.

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6. Economist
   57c1
   

   https://economics.ut.ac.ir/documents/3030266/14100645/Jeffrey_M._Wooldridge_Introductory_Econometrics_A_Modern_Approach__2012.pdf

   What are the chances NSA and Mossad are bugging your PC when you click an Iranian link?

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7. Economist
   13f6
   

   https://economics.ut.ac.ir/documents/3030266/14100645/Jeffrey_M._Wooldridge_Introductory_Econometrics_A_Modern_Approach__2012.pdf

   What are the chances NSA and Mossad are bugging your PC when you click an Iranian link?

   Thousand times better then clicking a Russian link.

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8. Economist
   2e7a
   

   Davidson MacKinnon

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9. Economist
   e67f
   

   Hayashi is the most clearly written introduction to serious (i.e. theoretical) econometrics. From there more specialized texts like microeconometrics (Cameron-Trivedi) or Time Series (Hamilton) can be read painlessly. Papers for more recent stuff.

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10. Economist
    e67f
    

    The above written by an econometrician.

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11. Economist
    f3ea
    

    Verbeek

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12. Economist
    c8cb
    

    https://doi.org/10.1016/C2009-0-21869-1

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13. Economist
    f03b
    

    I think you already know the answer: van der Vaart and Wellner.

    I have been reading Van der Vaart for over 10 years, and almost finished it. What is a good recommendation for the next book? Wainright?

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14. Economist
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    http://qed.econ.queensu.ca/ETM/

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15. Economist
    c007
    

    Greene, in particular as a reference book.

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16. Economist
    1f07
    

    Baby Wooldridge
    MHE
    Stata books

    Forget the rest - they're just useless if you read to publish.

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17. Economist
    497d
    

    Amemiya + MHE + recent papers

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18. Economist
    55b0
    

    Macroeconomics in Emerging Markets by Peter Montiel

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19. Economist
    102e
    

    Hey! First, thanks a lot for recommending books on economics. And secondly, I would also like to share with you the site https://freebooksummary.com/category/arc-of-justice where I often look for suitable books by summary. Usually, I look for good books there, for example, today I read about the Arc of Justice, but I think that there you can find reviews on scientific books, published on the site of many sections.

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20. Economist
    c880
    

    OP, do you mean van der Vaart, van der Vaart and Wellner, or both?

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