Year	GDP	INCOME	HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE
2000	850,396	600,429	935,164
2001	925,936	674,223	1,015,217
2002	1,006,579	725,177	1,114,506
2003	1,091,333	801,177	1,195,189
2004	1,223,639	889,324	1,342,180
2005	1,354,481	1,001,726	1,487,705
2006	1,496,799	1,106,500	1,639,177
2007	1,651,799	1,193,910	1,789,736
2008	1,795,699	1,325,318	1,946,197
2009	1,899,600	1,426,912	2,102,753
2010	2,151,614	1,537,553	2,403,288
2011	2,351,209	1,689,009	2,612,737
2012	2,539,542	1,878,447	2,810,886
2013	2,772,721	2,031,658	3,099,395
2014	3,035,915	2,204,907	3,410,389
2015	3,204,277	2,372,797	3,586,223
2016	3,437,650	2,547,013	3,851,551
2017	3,745,533	2,782,053	4,194,538
2018	4,101,138	3,050,982	4,576,127
2019	4,426,077	3,340,847	4,921,330
2020	4,445,834	3,422,379	4,899,963
2021	4,345,736	3,394,799	4,459,882

Find the following using Eviews

1. Test of multicollinearity

2. Goodness of fit

3. Test of heteroscedasticity

>white test

>test of serial correlation (durbin watson)

>breusch-godfrey

4. Test of misspecification

5. Test for normality

NOTE: The independent variables are household expenditure and income. GDP is the dependent variable