Bibliometric analysis of econometrics research in the last ten years (2013-2022)

Econometric research grows with technological advances. In its most common form today, econometrics involves building a mathematical model, estimating the parameters of that model using data from the real world, and testing the results reliability. This study aims to identify general trends, countries, authors, and keywords related to econometrics and its applications over ten years (2013-2022) using bibliometric techniques. There were 377 articles that were published, and on average, each one has been used 15.54 times. In the past ten years, the number of publications and citations has grown at a rate equal to 10.47% growth per year. Second Bwanakare from the University of Information Technology and Management in Rzeszw, Poland, is the most productive contributor. The National Bureau of Economic Research in the United States had the most citations. Research on spatial econometrics is the most popular each year, with a peak of 18 papers in 2020. The fact that China is the only country in visualization based on titles and abstracts with VOSviewer shows how prominent research on spatial econometrics in this country.