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-


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-


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to
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n

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same
definition -




L what does the
reg conffient represent
.
?
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Yi = L+
BR, +
Er =
y wage ,
-causation
,
compare (212/25
E(Y(2 13) =
= d +
B13 .

instead , we can
transform Y to
log(4) leg earnings)
.
-




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12) = > + B12 log(Yi) =
a +
Bxi +
Ei
- o
x+px
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=


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B) -
+
(4(k 1) = =
(c +
BB) -
( + BR) =



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B
sx
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by B
to interpret B by
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changes
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definition of
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,
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. .

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:
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B =
Po

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table
.



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significance
Level (21 ; Find correspond ,
value from t-dist


Bob
14 Compute T :




(video 4)
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Model 4 15) Decide
. whether to accept on
reject Ho


(indep ) .




(Video 6)
Forecasting

Both depended & explanator variable are
transformed .

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