11.25. Table 11.18 shows results of regressing y = birth rate (BIRTHS, number of births per 1000...
Question:
11.25. Table 11.18 shows results of regressing y = birth rate (BIRTHS, number of births per 1000 population) on xj = women's economic activity (ECON)
and X2 = literacy rate (LITERACY), using UN data for 23 nations.
(a) Report the value of each of the following:
(i) ryXx (ii) ryX2 (iii) R 2
(iv) TSS (v) SSE (vi) mean square error (vii) s (
v iii) Sy
(ix) se for b\ (x) t for Hq: fi\ = 0
(xi) Pfor F/o: /3i = 0 against Ha: (3\ ^0
(xii) P for//o;/3| = 0 against H,,: /3i < 0
(xiii) F for Hq: I3\ — (32 - 0
(xiv) P for //o; /3i = ^ = 0
(b) Report the prediction equation, and interpret the signs of the estimated regression coefficients.
(c) Interpret the correlations and ryX2.
(d) Report R 2
, and interpret its value.
(e) Reportthe multiple correlation, and interpret.
(f) Though inference may not be relevant for these data, report the F statistic for Hq\
/3i - (32 - 0, report its P-value, and interpret.
(g) Show how to construct the / statistic for Hq:
/3i = 0, report its df and P-valuc for //„:
I3\ # 0, and interpret.
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Statistical Methods For The Social Sciences
ISBN: 9781292021669
4th Edition
Authors: Barbara Finlay, Alan Agresti