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Question 10 6 pts The following model estimates voter turnout in an election: Turnout = Bo + By Age + 8,Education + 8: South + B, Midwest + B West + u Turnout (defined as the fraction of eligible voters in a state who actually voted) is repressed on the average age in that state, the average years of education, and indicators variables equal to 1 if the state is located in the South, the Midwest, or the West respectively. The fourth regional category is the Northeast, which is treated as the control. Based on this setup, which of the following statements is true? Check all that apply, The term is tells us how much higher or lower voter turnout is in the West as compared to the Northeast The term Ay tells us how much higher or lower voter turnout is in the South as compared to the Northeast. holding all other variables constant Voter turnout in a Northeastem state would be given by Aa, since all other variable are equal to O for such a state The reason we do not include a variable for the Northeast Is that we can perfectly Identify whether or not a State is in the Northeast If we know the values of South, Midwest and West (assuming there are only four regional categories