Title: A poor book at a rich price.
Review: I own many econometrics books and this is by and large the worst I had (I sold it at once after the course I HAD to buy it for, while I kept all others). It seems it covers everything while, in fact, almost all results are just presented rather than analyzed, let alone analyzed in depth. The best thing about the book is probably the table of contents, as one gets an overall idea of what econometrics deals with today. In fact, no other book aims at covering so much. Otherwise, it looks, feels and performs like an undergraduate text ...On top of that, this edition in particular is especially bad: the blue ink stains your hands, and there are MORE typos than in the previous one. If you absolutely want to get it, buy the third edition (if you find one used).If you want more serious general econometrics, have a look at Davidson and MacKinnon's book. If you want asymptotic theory, get White's. For time series, Hamilton's or Brockwell and Davis'.
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