Supplementary Spreasheet Exercises

The following spreadsheet exercises extend beyond the content coverage in the text and can be used for courses that cover topics in the text using calculus or more quantitative methods.

Right-click on each of the spreadsheet exercises and choose "Save Link As..." or "Save Target As..." to download it to your computer:

• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 1: Derivatives
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 2: Multivariate Functions
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 3: Statistics Lab – The Wine Industry
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 4: Introduction to Univariate Regression
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 5: Introduction to Multivariate Regression
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 6: Regression Lab 1: Multivariate Regression
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 7: Significance Vs. Magnitude of Coefficients
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 8: Dummy Variables
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 9: Multicollinearity
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 10: Regression Lab 2: Cross Section
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 11: Serial Correlation and Durbin Watson
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 12: Durbin Watson Lab
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 13: Growth Models
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 14: Seasonality
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 15: Regression Lab 3: Trend Analysis
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 16: Seasonal Indices
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 17: Learning Curve
• Supplementary Spreadsheet Exercise 18: Government Intervention on Cigarettes

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