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? ANSWER FROM LETTER "E" AND DOWNWARDS III- (15pts) You are given the following economic model...
III-(15pts) You are given the following estimated equation: log(wage)- 0.18+0.093edu +0.044exp+0.043 female-0.016edu female-0.010exp female-0.00068 exp (0.0001) 0.014) 0.4160 0.003 Std errors (0.132) (0.009) (0.005) (0.196) n-526 R-square With all the variables described as follows: logiwage)-log of average hourly wage: female is a dummy variable equal to 1 if the observed person is a female, and 0 if male; edu female is an interaction variable equal to education 'female; edu is the number of years of schooling exp is the number...
1. (9 pts) Consider the following economic model describing workers' earnings: In(wage) = Bo + Beduc + Bztenure + Bzblack + Batenure? + Bseduc. black + Botenure black With all the variables described as follows: In(wage) = natural log of monthly earnings; educ = years of education; tenure = years with current employer; black = 1 if black and 0 if not; tenure? = tenure*tenure educ.black is an interaction variable equal to educ*black; tenure,black is an interaction variable equal to...
3. [40 pts Log of wage rate was regressed on the following explanatory variables: log(wage)0.389 0.227 female0.082educ0.0056 female educ (0.119) (0.168) (0.008) (0.0131) 0,00n() (0.005) (0.00024) where the female dummy takes on one if the worker is a woman. a) Explain carefully why the interaction term female educ is included in the above regression. (b) Consider two workers: a female worker and a male one with the same amount of experience and tenure. Both of them have no formal education....
II. (15pts) You are given the following three estimated models, with all the variables described as in question II Dependent variable: educ 0.118***0.062***0.116** (0.024) (0.006) (0.024) meduc 0.094* C0.029) 0.095*** (0.029) married 0.252*0.247** (0.071) (0.068) 0.025 0.026* 0.020** (0.011) (0.011) (0.009) meduc.educ -0.006 C0.002) 0.006* C0.002) marrted. ten 0.009 (0.000 C0.009) (0.009) 0.0002 -0.0003 0.0003 C0.001) (0.0005) (0.001) Constant 4.694*** 5.597*** 4.932 (0.325) (0.100) (0.324) observations 857 R2 857 857 0.152 0.175 *p<0.1; p<0.05; p<0.01 Note: a. Wha education? Explain....
0.024 .00 d5 002 0.009 0.0033(.005) Constant 100 .324) a What is the estimated ctr to eacandeely o setively on education? Explain. (2ps) b. Based on the estimated models (1)nd (2) "d wth.5%-a" hdiol by mother's sth" married worker. (Aps) II. (15pts) You are given the following three estimated models, with all the variables described as in question II: Dependent variable: og(wage) (3) 2) educ 0.118 0.062 0.116 C0.024) (0.006) (0.024) 0.095s C0.029) meduc 0.094* C0.029) married 0.252 0.247* C0.071)...
1. You are interested in examining the relationship between BMI (continuous on (continuous variable), and gender (variable"woman" coded as O man and 1 - variable), years of woman) among a sample of 300 25-35 year olds. You first want to estimate a regression model that includes the independent associations of years of education and gender with BMI. Next, you will estimate a model in which gender moderates the association between BMI and years of education a. First, write the equation...
Could I please get an answer to this problem? Thank you. 4. Consider the following regression model of log(rage) log(wage)-As + &female + βί educ + u, where wage is hourly wage, female is a dummy variable indicating gender (1 for women and 0 for men), and educ is the number of years of education. Augment the model to allow the return to education to differ by gender
asap i beg u IL. (15pts) You are given the following three estimated models, with all the variables described as in question II Dependent variable: log (wage) educ 0.056** 0.062* 0.049* 0.022) (0.006) (0.022) feduc 0.027 C0.027) 0.021 0.028) married 1.000 0.606 (0.518) (0.466) age 0.032 C0.114) (0.103) (0.116) 0.034 feduc. educ -0.001 (0.002) -0.0003 (0.002) married.age 0.037 0.025 C0.016) (0.014) 0.001 0.001 -0.00000 C0.002) C0.002) C0.002) agesq Constant 5.306**5.218* 5.090*** (1.923) C1.723) C1.932) observations 741 R2 741 0.151 741...
IL. (1Ipts) You are given the following estimated equation: log(price) =-0.676 + 0.848 log(sqrft)-0.05 1bdrrns-0.269colonial + 0.098bdrms * colonial Std. Errors (0.693) (0.1003) (0.060) n 88, R-squared -0.5793 (0.216) (0.0636) Where the variables are described as follows: price sarfi the size of the house, in squared feet hdrms the number of bedrooms in the house colonial- if the house has a colonial architectural style, and 0 otherwise. bdrms colonial interaction variable the house price, in $1000 a. Provide an appropriate...
II. (11pts) You are given the following estimated equation: log(price) 4.83+0.000347sqrft + 0.0117bdrms-0.056colonial +0.000068srft colonial Std. Errors (0.013) (0.000061) (0.0310) (0.015) (0.000074) n 88, R-square -0.6056 e tri Where the variables are described as follows: price = the house price, in $1000 sar-the size of the house, in squared feet bdrms the number of bedrooms in the house colonial- 1 if the house has a colonial architectural style, and 0 otherwise. sarfi colonial interaction variable Sser a. Provide an appropriate...