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ECON 306 MIDTERM 2 PART 2 - QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - VERIFIED

ECON 306 Homework 3 Answers (Penn State University)//ECON 306 Homework 3 Answers (Penn State University)//ECON 306 Homework 3 Answers (Penn State University)

ECON 306 Homework 5 Answers (Penn State University)Problem 1(50 points total) In the dataset Smoker, there is information on 1196 males from the United States. Data from this sample includes the variables: smoke= 1 for smokers, and 0 for nonsmokers age=age in years educ= number of years of schooling income= family income pcigs= price of cigarettes in the individual’s state Part 1) a) Generate a dummy variable “hi_ed” that is a 1 if a person has 16 or more years of education. b) (...

ECON 306 Homework 4 Answers (Penn State University)/ECON 306 Homework 4 Answers (Penn State University)

ECON 306 Homework 2 Answers (Penn State University)/ECON 306 Homework 2 Answers (Penn State University)/ECON 306 Homework 2 Answers (Penn State University)

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Regression Analysis: Simple and multiple linear regressions, understanding the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) estimator, assumptions of the Classical Linear Regression Model (CLRM), and how to interpret coefficients. Hypothesis Testing: Null and alternative hypotheses, t-tests, F-tests, p-values, and confidence intervals.

ECON 306 Macroeconomics _ Consider a variant of the static G.E. model in which the representative consumer has preferences given by U(C, l), where U(·) is a standard, quasi-concave utility function. The representative firm's production function, Consider a variant of the static G.E. model in which the representative consumer has preferences given by U(C, l), where U(·) is a standard, quasi-concave utility function. The representative firm's production function, Screen Shot 2021-06-22 at 10....