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(i) Run the simple regression of lavgsal on bs. Is the estimated slope statistically different from zero? Is it statistically different from - 1?
(ii) Add the variables lenrol and Istaff to the regression from part (i). What happens to the coefficient on bs"? How does the situation compare with that in Table 4.1?
(iii) How come the standard error on the bs coefficient is smaller in part (ii) than in part (i)? (What happens to the error variance versus multicollinearity when lenrol and Istaff are added?)
(iv) How come the coefficient on Istaff is negative? Is it large in magnitude?
(v) Now add the variable lunch to the regression. Holding other factors fixed, are teachers being compensated for teaching students from disadvantaged back grounds? Explain.
(vi) Overall, is the pattern of results that you find with ELEM94_95.RAW consistent with the pattern in Table 4.1?
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Introductory Econometrics A Modern Approach
ISBN: 978-0324660548
4th edition
Authors: Jeffrey M. Wooldridge
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