2. Below, you can find an output of estimated cross-country growth regression. The data span was given solely by data availability, and no countries were excluded. The regression variables follow the Solow model: log of real GDP per capita in 1985, a log of the saving rate and log of the n+g+delta. Test of the linear restriction is included in the output as well. Do the results support the implications of the theoretical Solow growth model? Explain. Do not forget to consider the information provided by the linear restriction test. (2points) Model 1: OLS, using observations 1-121 (n = 107) Missing or incomplete observations dropped: 14 Dependent variable: 1_gdp35 coefficient std. error t-ratio p-value const 9. 62925 1. 64957 5.837 6.08e-08 * ** sk 1. 47800 0. 163085 9.063 8.32e-015 * ** ngd -0.457349 0.583666 -0.7836 0.4351 Mean dependent var 8. 089432 S.D. dependent var 1. 086972 Sum squared resid 65.53439 S.E. of regression 0. 793813 R-squared 0. 476729 Adjusted R-squared 0. 466666 F (2, 104) 47 .37494 P-value (F) 2.36e-15 Log-likelihood -125.5978 Akaike criterion 257.1957 Schwarz criterion 265. 2142 Hannan-Quinn 260. 4463 Log-likelihood for gap85 = -991.167 Restriction: b[sk] + b [ngd] = 0 Test statistic: F(1, 104) = 2.46713, with p-value = 0. 119287 Vase odpoved