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Carry out a test for equality of the parameters in the sleep equation for men and women using both the following approaches: (a) a Chow test based on separate regressions for males and females and a pooled regression; (b) a test that adds male and a set of interaction terms (malextotwrk, malexyngkid) to (2) and uses the full set of observations What do you conclude from your results? (20 marks) . reg sleep totwrk educ age agesq male spwrk75 gdhlth...
Test each of the following sets of Goint) hypotheses: (b) A-0.15, A-10, A-A, β-0 In both cases, carry out the appropriate test from first principles (see (iv) above) and check your result using Stata's test command. Interpret your results. . reg sleep totwrk educ age agesq male spwrk75 gdhlth 706 Source I df Number of obs MS E7, 698) 7 2482705. 79 Prob >F 14.22 17378940.6 Model 0.0000 Residual 121860895 698 174585.81 R-squared Adi R-squared 0.1248 0.1160 + = Total...
Model 1: You are undecided about whether to include education (educ) and gender (male) as controls. The output from a regression where you exclude education and gender is shown below: MODEL 2: affair бо + 6,relig = reg affair relig df SS MS Number of obs 601 Source F (1, 599) 10.31 Model Residual| Prob > F 0.0014 1.90494147 1.90494147 599 0.0169 110.657455 184736986 R-squared Adj R-squared 0.0153 = Total 112.562396 600 .187603993 .42981 Root MSE Interval] affair Coef Std....
(x Carry out a Breusch-Pagan LM test for heteroskedasticity for the model: β8male + 11 Briefly explain how the test works and the implications ofyou「result. [Hint: see rea uhatsa totwrk educ age agesa spwrk75 gdhlth ynakid male 706 1.62 SourceI df Number of obs MS 8 , 697 ) 8 2.0691e+11 Prob >F Model 1.6553e+12 0.1163 8.9178e+13 0.0182 Residual 697 1.2794e+11 R-squared Adj R-squared 0.0070 + = Total 0833e+13 705 1.2884e+11 Root MSE 3.6e+05 Coef. uhatsaI Std. Err. [95% Conf....
1) Using the table below, complete the questions that follow (econometrics) a) Using the table above, which coefficients are statistically significant? And is the model significant? b) Give me the equations to calculate the following a t-stat, an f-stat, coefficient in an SLR, and a Standard Error. c) What are the 6 Gauss-Markov Assumptions and what, when met, do they say about our linear model. d) What is the t-stat for a 95% confidence interval, with 522 degrees of freedom?...
Given the following regression output in Stata Indicate what is the effect of x2 on Y by testing the hypothesis that x2 determines Y given · regress y xl x2 Source SS dEMS Model Residual 2.6644e+092 1.3322e+09 26878436.6 12 2239869.72 Number of obs = F( 2, 12) = Prob > F R-squared Adj R-squared = Root MSE 15 594.76 0.0000 0.9900 0.9883 1496.6 Total 2.6912e+0914 2.6912 192231167 Coef. Std. Err. t >It (95% Conf. Intervall x1 2.44061 .3440342 -32137.37 6.125326...
Question 1 First run the regression: EARNINGSi = β1 + β2ASVABCi + β3Si + ui Then run the regression with experience: EARNINGSi = β1 + β2ASVABCi + β3Si + β4EXPi + ui Compare the results from these two regressions, do you get an indication that the previous estimate of schooling without EXP was biased? If so, in which direction? And why is that? Question 2 Add gender dummy variable to the regression (the one running regression of EARNINGS on ASVABC,...
In the solution proposal DF = 21 when testing this hypotheses, but when doing a f test for significant regression DF is 24. I need help understanding this:) Regards Richard df MS Source I Number of obs 27 2. 24) - 200.25 - 0.0000 О. 9435 Adj R-squared 0.9388 .18837 2 7.10578187 Residual! .85163374 24.035484739 Model 14.2115637 Prob F R-squared Total 15.0631975 26.57935375 Root MSE Coef. Std. Err. [95% Conf. Interval] 125954 085346 .326782 1nLI.6029994 1nK I.3757102 cons1.170644 2.790.000 4.40...
You are given different sets of Stata output below. Please use the appropriate Stata output to answer questions below.log price is the natural log of price. a. Write the estimated equation from a regression of log price on mpg, weight, headroom, and trunk. Interpret each coefficient. b. Test if headroom and trunk have no effect on price. Please show your work. Source | SS df MS Model Residual 3.82089653 7.40263655 4 69 .955224132 .107284588 Number of obs = FC 4,...
What does the coefficient estimate for lnNumHH tell you? Do you think there is a problem with the regression, if so what is the problem? • regress lnMedInc in NumHH Source SS df MS Model Residual 1.92343603 8.48203352 1 364 1.92343603 02330229 Number of obs F(1, 364) Prob > F. R-squared Adj R-squared Root MSE IL L LLLL 366 82.54 0.0000 0.1848 0.1826 . 15265 Total 10.4054695 365 .028508136 InMedInc Coef. Std. Err. t P> [t] [95% Conf. Interval] InNumHH...