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5.4 Consider the rudimentary educational attainment model S = B. + B, MALE+ Demonstrate that, if it were fitted with a sample

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MALE is the indicator whether the student is a male or a female. Based on the gender of the student, the model becomes the following:

1) For Females, MALE=0

S_F=\beta_1+u_F

using OLS, we have

\hat{\beta}_1= \sum_F{S_F*1}/\sum_F{1*1}= \bar{S}_F

i.e., it is just the mean schooling for all the girls.

2) For Males: MALE=1,

S_M=\beta_1+\beta_2+u_M

using

S_M-\beta_1=\beta_2+u_M\\\\ \hat{\beta}_2= \sum_M({(S_M-\hat{\beta}_1)*1})/\sum_M{(1*1)}\\\\ =\sum_M{(S_M*1)}/\sum_M{(1*1)}-\sum_M{(\hat{\beta}_1*1)}/\sum_M{(1*1)} \\\\ =\bar{S}_M - \hat{\beta}_1\\\\ =\bar{S}_M-\bar{S}_F

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