| A | B | C | |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Author | Title | Description |
2 | Kennedy, Peter | A Guide to Econometrics | A nice reference book for econometrics. |
3 | Burkey, Eiselt, and Bhadury | Chapter 19 in Foundations of Location Analysis, "Voronoi Diagrams and Their Uses" | Fun with math and Geography! |
4 | LeSage and Pace | Introduction to Spatial Econometrics | A book that does more than give an introduction! It also discusses LeSage's Matlab Toolbox for Econometrics, so you can estimate the models. (Personally, I use R and SpDep, but only because I am no godd at MatLab) |
5 | Jean Tirole | The Theory of Industrial Organization | Even though this book is showing its age, there is no better source for learning "No-Fat" modeling. How to most simply and effectively model microeconomic phenomena. And yes, it is a great resource for IO, too. |