Note: For those questions involving Stata below, please your answer into a word processor document (e.g., MS Word or something similar). Insert the relevant part of your Stata log file into your document and clearly explain how your Stata output answers the question. 1. The mroz.dta constains 753 observations with labor supply information for 753 women, including inlf: a dummy variable that equals 1 for women working outside the home, otherwise; exper: years of labor market experience; wage: the person's wage; = 0 city: a dummy variable that equals 1 if the individual lives in the city, = 0 otherwise; kidslt6: the number of children < 6 years of age; kidsge6: the number of children between 6 and 18 years of age. (a) Using the summarize command, calculate the overall percentage of women that are working outside the home. Also calculate the percentage of women working outside the home who have twelve or more years of experience. (b) Using the tabulate varl var2 command with the col option to compute the percentage of woman working outside the home for different numbers of children less than 6 years old. Does there seem to be a relationship between inlf and kidslt6? (c) Generate a new variable kids that is equal to 1 if the individual has any children and 0 otherwise and use the summarize command to calculate the percentage of individuals with children.