Philip Pilkington — An Excellent Guide to Using Gretl

For those that don’t know Gretl is a freeware econometrics package. Despite not costing anything I’ve found it to be a very useful econometrics program that can do pretty much anything — or, at least, anything that I’ve ever wanted it to do.

Gretl can be a bit daunting to use, however. This especially so given it’s ‘stripped down’ presentational format (which I rather like, but others may not). Anyway, the author Hishamh over at the Economics Malaysia blog has put together a series of post that guides the user through all the major uses of Gretl. The posts, complete with screenshots, are indispensable and I will here run quickly through what they show

Fixing the Economists
An Excellent Guide to Using Gretl
Philip Pilkington

Lars P. Syll — Econometrics made easy – Gretl and Hansl

Thanks to Allin Cottrell and Riccardo Lucchetti we today have access to a high quality tool for doing and teaching econometrics – Gretl. And, best of all, it is totally free!

Lars P. Syll's Blog

Econometrics made easy – Gretl and Hansl
Lars P. Syll | Professor of Social Studies and Associate Professor of Economics, Malmo University

Lars Syll — Econometrics with Gretl [It's free]

Thanks to Allin Cottrell and Riccardo Lucchetti we today have access to a perfect tool for doing and teaching econometrics – Gretl. And, best of all, it is totally free!

Lars P. Syll's Blog
Econometrics with Gretl
Lars P. Syll | Professor, Malmo University