· Concepts: structure, identification, causality

· Tools: discrete choice methods with simulations

· Demand: estimation of random utility models

· Traditional approaches to demand estimation

· The workhorse Berry-Levinsohn-Pakes model

· Refinements: panel data and demographics

· Supply: estimation of production functions

· The transmission bias and panel data solutions

· Varieties of control function approaches

· A modern non-parametric treatment

· Games: estimation of strategic choices

· Traditional analyses of market entry games

· Partial identification under equilibrium multiplicity

· Extensions: incomplete information, dynamics

· Labor market: wage decomposition

· The workhorse Abowd-Kramarz-Margolis model

· Addressing issues: event studies, leave-out estimation

· Extensions: discretization, job history, productivity

· Interactions: the econometrics of networks

· The linear-in-means model and reflection

· Identifying networks, identifying ‘the’ networks

· Models of non-strategic network formation