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We are interested in explaining the willingness of households to buy ecologically produced apples. We use data where each family was presented with a description of ecologically friendly apples, along with prices (in $) of regular apples (regprc) and prices of the hypo- thetical ecolabeled apple (ecoprc). The variable we want to explain is the dummy variable, ecobuy which equals 1 if the household wants to buy ecologically friendly apples and otherwise. Additional house- hold variables we have are, family income in $1000s, faminc, household size, hhsize, years of schooling, educ, and age. Using a sample of 660 households, the following results were obtained constant regprc OLSA 0.890 [.068 0.735 [.132 -0.845 (106) ecoprc faminc Probit A Probit B 1.088 -0.244 (-206) (474) 2.029 2.030 (-378) (-381) -2.344 -2.267 (.318) (-321) 0.0014 (.0015) 0.069 (037) 0.071 (024) -0.001 (.004) hhsize educ age R2 .086 log L -407.60 -399.04 The heteroskedasticity robust standard errors are reported in square brackets and the (as- ymptotic) standard errors are reported in parentheses. (c) (5 marks) The Probit model B postulates that Pr (ecobuy = 1|2) = (B+B regprc+B,ecoprc+ Bzfaminc + B hhsize+Bseduc+Beage), where (z) is the standard normal cumulative distribution function. Use the likelihood ratio test, to test the joint significance of the nonprice variables. Clearly indicate the null and alternative hypothesis, the test statistic and the rejection rule. (d) In this question we are interested in the marginal effect of the price of ecologically friendly apples using Probit model A holding constant the price of regular apples. 1. (2 marks) Indicate how you can obtain the marginal effect of ecopre using the probit model i. (3 marks) Unlike in the LPM this marginal effect will not be constant. Discuss what computations you would carry out to obtain the marginal effect of a 0.10$ reduc- tion in ecoprc when evaluated at the mean of our explanatory variables (regprc mean equals 0.884$ and ecoprc mean equals 1.082$). You are not expected to use your calculator. Clarity of the computations required is enough. We are interested in explaining the willingness of households to buy ecologically produced apples. We use data where each family was presented with a description of ecologically friendly apples, along with prices (in $) of regular apples (regprc) and prices of the hypo- thetical ecolabeled apple (ecoprc). The variable we want to explain is the dummy variable, ecobuy which equals 1 if the household wants to buy ecologically friendly apples and otherwise. Additional house- hold variables we have are, family income in $1000s, faminc, household size, hhsize, years of schooling, educ, and age. Using a sample of 660 households, the following results were obtained constant regprc OLSA 0.890 [.068 0.735 [.132 -0.845 (106) ecoprc faminc Probit A Probit B 1.088 -0.244 (-206) (474) 2.029 2.030 (-378) (-381) -2.344 -2.267 (.318) (-321) 0.0014 (.0015) 0.069 (037) 0.071 (024) -0.001 (.004) hhsize educ age R2 .086 log L -407.60 -399.04 The heteroskedasticity robust standard errors are reported in square brackets and the (as- ymptotic) standard errors are reported in parentheses. (c) (5 marks) The Probit model B postulates that Pr (ecobuy = 1|2) = (B+B regprc+B,ecoprc+ Bzfaminc + B hhsize+Bseduc+Beage), where (z) is the standard normal cumulative distribution function. Use the likelihood ratio test, to test the joint significance of the nonprice variables. Clearly indicate the null and alternative hypothesis, the test statistic and the rejection rule. (d) In this question we are interested in the marginal effect of the price of ecologically friendly apples using Probit model A holding constant the price of regular apples. 1. (2 marks) Indicate how you can obtain the marginal effect of ecopre using the probit model i. (3 marks) Unlike in the LPM this marginal effect will not be constant. Discuss what computations you would carry out to obtain the marginal effect of a 0.10$ reduc- tion in ecoprc when evaluated at the mean of our explanatory variables (regprc mean equals 0.884$ and ecoprc mean equals 1.082$). You are not expected to use your calculator. Clarity of the computations required is enough