Learning Microeconometrics with R.

"Learning Microeconometrics with R" is a book aimed at graduate students studying or researching in applied economics/econometrics. The book focuses on model identification and provides practical examples and R codes for estimation and simulation. It covers topics such as regression models, estimation, model selection, demand analysis, game theory, panel data, and mixture models. The book assumes some familiarity with R and provides guidelines on writing codes. It does not have end-of-chapter exercises but includes quiz questions for class discussions and a summary of each chapter. Overall, it is a valuable resource for students and teachers in the field. [Extracted from the article]