Introductory Econometrics by Jeffrey Wooldridge (2005, Hardcover)

The book arrived quickly (I paid for expedited shipping) and looks good. It was accurately described up front... thank you!

as above
delivery time is too long
delivery time is too long
delivery time is too long
delivery time is too long
delivery time is too long

Excellent condition for the price, good delivery time. Too bad that the code was used up, but since it was in the description, I guess no right to complain. In every other way, great service.

The book I've received- Introductory Econometrics by Jeffrey Wooldridge is as the same condition as the owner described, there is no much highlight, the content of the book is totally the same with the original edition of that book for the 2005 edition after I have made a compare with my classmate's book(the original 2005 edition), and the shipping time is immediate so that I can use the book at the time I need it, thanks!

The price is reasonable. Although it's an international edition. It's the same as the American version and it's in good condition. The purchase was smooth and it has got fast shipping!

This book was good enough for the online course I took, Econometrics at Drake University. I am really indifferent about what the book covered because I only bought it because I needed it for the class.

i had gotten charged for this book, however i never got it, instead i got an email saying i lost the auction, but my card still got charged. i would like an immediate refund to my account, thank you

The book was in brand new condition. The only thing that surprised me was that it was an international edition. It turns out it is virtually the same, but it would be nice to make people aware that is what they are buying and assure them it is still functional.

The book that I ordered was in good shape but took over three weeks to arrive (with expedited shipping). Was a for a class and I had a lot of catching up to do as a result...

I bought this book as a supplement for 1st year Masters Econometrics, and I wish my Prof. would use this book instead of Maddala's (although GS is good in his own right).

Wooldridge has written an incredibly clear, easy-to-understand book on the subject, perfect for any senior undergrad taking the subject, or as an intro in graduate studies. This book focuses mainly on cross-sectional and, later on, time-series data, only "briefly" mentioning more advanced topics such as panel data. (I'm only a few chapters into it).

I recommend this book to anybody wanting a great into to econometrics.