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[size=0.7em]All of the data for The Practice of Econometrics with EViews by James Doti and Esmael Adibi are provided in a .ZIP file that is available for download. The data are provided in both .DB form for use with EViews 1.1, EViews 2.0 and MicroTSP, and in EViews Database format (.EDB) for use with EViews versions beginning with 3.1.

[size=0.7em]EViews features a powerful economic modeling engine that allows ananlysis and forecasting of the relationships between sets of variables.

[size=0.7em]Structural econometric modelling: Methodology and tools with applications under EViews, by Jean-Louis Brillet, describes how to use the model object in EViews to solve structural economic models. Not only does the book provide step by step examples of using EViews for modelling, it also provides a easy to follow descriptions of economic modelling theory and its applications.

[size=0.7em]Jean Louis Brillet has spent his entire career at the French National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies. Starting as a computer specialist in econometric modeling, he moved naturally to the Modelling Department, as head of the forecasting unit, then to the International Department, implementing models in various countries.

[size=0.7em]In recent years, Jean-Louis has formalized his experience in structural modeling into a coherent strategy, both global and detailed, for the production of operational models using the EViews software.

[size=0.7em]For those interested in exploring the material contained in the book further, Jean Louis offers a class on modelling in EViews. Click here for more details.

[size=0.7em]You may download the full version of his book in PDF form here:
Structural Modelling Under EViews (PDF, 5MB / right-click to save)

[size=0.7em]Jean Louis has also provided a set of companion files containing examples of models and programs. These files are contained in zipped form here:
Example files (PDF, 3MB / right-click to save)

[size=0.7em]A description of the files may be found here:
List of files (PDF, 400KB / right-click to save)