microeconometrie
Microeconometrics is a subfield of econometrics that focuses on the empirical analysis of individual economic agents, such as households, firms, and individuals. It uses statistical methods to estimate and test economic models that describe the behavior of these agents. Unlike macroeconometrics, which deals with aggregate economic variables, microeconometrics examines data at a disaggregated level, often drawing from surveys, administrative data, or experimental designs.
Key areas within microeconometrics include the study of labor markets, consumer behavior, health economics, and industrial
Common econometric techniques employed in microeconometrics include linear regression, probit and logit models for binary outcomes,