Date	Income	Consumption
Q1, 2000	31192	28634
Q2, 2000	31438	28837
Q3, 2000	31719	29039
Q4, 2000	31742	29220
Q1, 2001	31940	29276
Q2, 2001	31836	29282
Q3, 2001	32504	29313
Q4, 2001	32020	29685
Q1, 2002	32728	29709
Q2, 2002	32821	29795
Q3, 2002	32696	29927
Q4, 2002	32773	30014
Q1, 2003	32796	30084
Q2, 2003	33197	30351
Q3, 2003	33657	30722
Q4, 2003	33713	30887
Q1, 2004	33893	31127
Q2, 2004	34152	31261
Q3, 2004	34247	31481
Q4, 2004	34589	31725
Q1, 2005	34183	31900
Q2, 2005	34380	32178
Q3, 2005	34469	32345
Q4, 2005	34666	32386
Q1, 2006	35380	32677
Q2, 2006	35354	32777
Q3, 2006	35363	32884
Q4, 2006	35734	33134
Q1, 2007	35889	33235
Q2, 2007	35878	33273
Q3, 2007	35880	33335
Q4, 2007	35819	33292
Q1, 2008	35998	33150
Q2, 2008	36677	33134
Q3, 2008	35747	32814
Q4, 2008	35892	32344
Q1, 2009	35752	32167
Q2, 2009	35932	31957
Q3, 2009	35456	32076
Q4, 2009	35328	31999
Q1, 2010	35293	32106
Q2, 2010	35686	32308
Q3, 2010	35791	32451
Q4, 2010	35967	32717
Q1, 2011	36346	32826
Q2, 2011	36228	32836
Q3, 2011	36347	32913
Q4, 2011	36299	32959
Q1, 2012	36832	33104
Q2, 2012	37054	33105
Q3, 2012	36963	33128
Q4, 2012	37860	33156
Q1, 2013	36226	33263
Q2, 2013	36380	33280
Q3, 2013	36522	33370
Q4, 2013	36528	33585
Q1, 2014	36872	33688
Q2, 2014	37289	33946
Q3, 2014	37587	34190
Q4, 2014	37907	34508
Q1, 2015	38033	34659
Q2, 2015	38336	34850
Q3, 2015	38571	35015
Q4, 2015	38785	35147
Q1, 2016	38927	35236
Q2, 2016	39148	35550
Q3, 2016	39354	35743
Q4, 2016	39254	35987

The consumption function captures one of the key relationships in economic. It expresses consumption as a function of disposal income, where disposal income is income after taxes. The attached file "Regression Assignment - Dataset 1" shows data of average US annual consumption (in $) and disposable income (in $) for the years 2000 to 2016. 1. Find the sample linear regression equation for the model 2. In this model, the slope coefficient is called the marginal propensity to consume. Interpret its meaning 3. What is the predicted consumption if disposal income is $33,000?

When answering this assignment, include a full report that will include an abstract, introduction, theory, results and discussion. conclusions and references.