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First Thing’s First: Why Model?

January 29, 2013by thickey3 2 Comments

Many of you reading this have already found reasons to model, which is why you signed up for this course. You may have run into a problem at work, one […]

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Welcome

January 17, 2013by thickey3 3 Comments

To the students of Model Thinking on Coursera, welcome to our official course blog! This page is maintained by Professor Page’s course staff. We’ll have a wide variety of material […]

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  • 1) Why Model?
  • 2) Segregation and Peer Effects
  • 3) Aggregation
  • 4) Decision Models
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  • 6) Categorical and Linear Models
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