Exam 18: The Theory of Multiple Regression

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The Gauss-Markov theorem for multiple regression proves that

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Your textbook shows that the following matrix (Mx = In - Px)is a symmetric idempotent matrix.Consider a different Matrix A,which is defined as follows: A = I - Your textbook shows that the following matrix (Mx = In - Px)is a symmetric idempotent matrix.Consider a different Matrix A,which is defined as follows: A = I -   ιι' and ι =   a.Show what the elements of A look like. b.Show that A is a symmetric idempotent matrix c.Show that Aι = 0. d.Show that A   =   ,where   is the vector of OLS residuals from a multiple regression. ιι' and ι = Your textbook shows that the following matrix (Mx = In - Px)is a symmetric idempotent matrix.Consider a different Matrix A,which is defined as follows: A = I -   ιι' and ι =   a.Show what the elements of A look like. b.Show that A is a symmetric idempotent matrix c.Show that Aι = 0. d.Show that A   =   ,where   is the vector of OLS residuals from a multiple regression. a.Show what the elements of A look like. b.Show that A is a symmetric idempotent matrix c.Show that Aι = 0. d.Show that A Your textbook shows that the following matrix (Mx = In - Px)is a symmetric idempotent matrix.Consider a different Matrix A,which is defined as follows: A = I -   ιι' and ι =   a.Show what the elements of A look like. b.Show that A is a symmetric idempotent matrix c.Show that Aι = 0. d.Show that A   =   ,where   is the vector of OLS residuals from a multiple regression. = Your textbook shows that the following matrix (Mx = In - Px)is a symmetric idempotent matrix.Consider a different Matrix A,which is defined as follows: A = I -   ιι' and ι =   a.Show what the elements of A look like. b.Show that A is a symmetric idempotent matrix c.Show that Aι = 0. d.Show that A   =   ,where   is the vector of OLS residuals from a multiple regression. ,where Your textbook shows that the following matrix (Mx = In - Px)is a symmetric idempotent matrix.Consider a different Matrix A,which is defined as follows: A = I -   ιι' and ι =   a.Show what the elements of A look like. b.Show that A is a symmetric idempotent matrix c.Show that Aι = 0. d.Show that A   =   ,where   is the vector of OLS residuals from a multiple regression. is the vector of OLS residuals from a multiple regression.

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a.A = a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 - a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 = a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 b.A' = a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ' = a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 = A
A×A =(I - a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ιι')×(I - a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ιι')= (I - a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ιι' - a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ιι' + a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ιι' ιι')
But ιι' ιι' = a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 × a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 = a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ,and a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 = a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 = a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ιι'
This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent.
c.Aι = (I - a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ιι')ι = ι - a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n
d.A a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 = (I - a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ιι') a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 = a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 - a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 ιι' a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 = a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 since ι' a.A =   -     =   b.A' =   ' =   = A A×A =(I -   ιι')×(I -   ιι')= (I -   ιι' -   ιι' +   ιι' ιι') But ιι' ιι' =   ×   =   ,and     =     =   ιι' This means that the last two terms in the above equation cancel each other,and therefore A×A = A,that is,A is idempotent. c.Aι = (I -   ιι')ι = ι -   ιι' ι = 0 since ιι' = n d.A   = (I -   ιι')   =   -   ιι'   =   since ι'   = 0 = 0

The multiple regression model in matrix form Y = Xβ + U can also be written as

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In Chapter 10 of your textbook,panel data estimation was introduced.Panel data consist of observations on the same n entities at two or more time periods T.For two variables,you have (Xit,Yit),i = 1,... ,n and t = 1,... ,T where n could be the U.S.states.The example in Chapter 10 used annual data from 1982 to 1988 for the fatality rate and beer taxes.Estimation by OLS,in essence,involved "stacking" the data. (a)What would the variance-covariance matrix of the errors look like in this case if you allowed for homoskedasticity-only standard errors? What is its order? Use an example of a linear regression with one regressor of 4 U.S.states and 3 time periods. (b)Does it make sense that errors in New Hampshire,say,are uncorrelated with errors in Massachusetts during the same time period ("contemporaneously")? Give examples why this correlation might not be zero. (c)If this correlation was known,could you find an estimator which was more efficient than OLS?

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Write the following four restrictions in the form Rβ = r,where the hypotheses are to be tested simultaneously. β3 = 2β5, β1 + β2 = 1, β4 = 0, β2 = -β6. Can you write the following restriction β2 = - Write the following four restrictions in the form Rβ = r,where the hypotheses are to be tested simultaneously. β3 = 2β5, β1 + β2 = 1, β4 = 0, β2 = -β6. Can you write the following restriction β2 = -   in the same format? Why not? in the same format? Why not?

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The GLS estimator is defined as

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The GLS assumptions include all of the following,with the exception of

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The heteroskedasticity-robust estimator of The heteroskedasticity-robust estimator of   is obtained is obtained

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Prove that under the extended least squares assumptions the OLS estimator Prove that under the extended least squares assumptions the OLS estimator   is unbiased and that its variance-covariance matrix is   (X'X)-1. is unbiased and that its variance-covariance matrix is Prove that under the extended least squares assumptions the OLS estimator   is unbiased and that its variance-covariance matrix is   (X'X)-1. (X'X)-1.

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Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is, Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? = Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi - Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? and note that Yi = Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 0 + Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 1X1i + Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 2X2i + Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? i Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? = Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 0 + Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 1 Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 1 + Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 2 Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi = Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 1x1i + Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 2x2i + Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? 1 = Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below: Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? = 8.3103; Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? = .0122; Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? = 0.6422 Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? = -0.2304; Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? = 1.5676; Consider the multiple regression model from Chapter 5,where k = 2 and the assumptions of the multiple regression model hold. (a)Show what the X matrix and the β vector would look like in this case. (b)Having collected data for 104 countries of the world from the Penn World Tables,you want to estimate the effect of the population growth rate (X1i)and the saving rate (X2i)(average investment share of GDP from 1980 to 1990)on GDP per worker (relative to the U.S. )in 1990.What are your expected signs for the regression coefficient? What is the order of the (X'X)here? (c)You are asked to find the OLS estimator for the intercept and slope in this model using the formula   = (X'X)-1 X'Y.Since you are more comfortable in inverting a 2×2 matrix (the inverse of a 2×2 matrix is,   =     ) you decide to write the multiple regression model in deviations from mean form.Show what the X matrix,the (X'X)matrix,and the X'Y matrix would look like now. (Hint: use small letters to indicate deviations from mean,i.e. ,zi = Zi -   and note that Yi =   0 +   1X1i +   2X2i +   i   =   0 +   1   1 +   2   2. Subtracting the second equation from the first,you get yi =   1x1i +   2x2i +   i) (d)Show that the slope for the population growth rate is given by   1 =   (e)The various sums needed to calculate the OLS estimates are given below:   = 8.3103;   = .0122;   = 0.6422   = -0.2304;   = 1.5676;   = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it? = -0.0520 Find the numerical values for the effect of population growth and the saving rate on per capita income and interpret these. (f)Indicate how you would find the intercept in the above case.Is this coefficient of interest in the interpretation of the determinants of per capita income? If not,then why estimate it?

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A = A =   ,B =   ,and C =   show that   =   +   and   =     . ,B = A =   ,B =   ,and C =   show that   =   +   and   =     . ,and C = A =   ,B =   ,and C =   show that   =   +   and   =     . show that A =   ,B =   ,and C =   show that   =   +   and   =     . = A =   ,B =   ,and C =   show that   =   +   and   =     . + A =   ,B =   ,and C =   show that   =   +   and   =     . and A =   ,B =   ,and C =   show that   =   +   and   =     . = A =   ,B =   ,and C =   show that   =   +   and   =     . A =   ,B =   ,and C =   show that   =   +   and   =     . .

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The extended least squares assumptions in the multiple regression model include four assumptions from Chapter 6 (ui has conditional mean zero; (Xi,Yi),i = 1,…,n are i.i.d.draws from their joint distribution;Xi and ui have nonzero finite fourth moments;there is no perfect multicollinearity).In addition,there are two further assumptions,one of which is

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For the OLS estimator For the OLS estimator   = (   X)-1   Y to exist,X'X must be invertible.This is the case when X has full rank.What is the rank of a matrix? What is the rank of the product of two matrices? Is it possible that X could have rank n? What would be the rank of X'X in the case n<(k+1)? Explain intuitively why the OLS estimator does not exist in that situation. = ( For the OLS estimator   = (   X)-1   Y to exist,X'X must be invertible.This is the case when X has full rank.What is the rank of a matrix? What is the rank of the product of two matrices? Is it possible that X could have rank n? What would be the rank of X'X in the case n<(k+1)? Explain intuitively why the OLS estimator does not exist in that situation. X)-1 For the OLS estimator   = (   X)-1   Y to exist,X'X must be invertible.This is the case when X has full rank.What is the rank of a matrix? What is the rank of the product of two matrices? Is it possible that X could have rank n? What would be the rank of X'X in the case n<(k+1)? Explain intuitively why the OLS estimator does not exist in that situation. Y to exist,X'X must be invertible.This is the case when X has full rank.What is the rank of a matrix? What is the rank of the product of two matrices? Is it possible that X could have rank n? What would be the rank of X'X in the case n<(k+1)? Explain intuitively why the OLS estimator does not exist in that situation.

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Write down,in general,the variance-covariance matrix for the multiple regression error term U.Using the assumptions cov(ui,uj|XiXj)= 0 and var(ui|Xi)= Write down,in general,the variance-covariance matrix for the multiple regression error term U.Using the assumptions cov(ui,uj|XiXj)= 0 and var(ui|Xi)=   .Show that the variance-covariance matrix can be written as   In. .Show that the variance-covariance matrix can be written as Write down,in general,the variance-covariance matrix for the multiple regression error term U.Using the assumptions cov(ui,uj|XiXj)= 0 and var(ui|Xi)=   .Show that the variance-covariance matrix can be written as   In. In.

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Write the following three linear equations in matrix format Ax = b,where x is a 3×1 vector containing q,p,and y,A is a 3×3 matrix of coefficients,and b is a 3×1 vector of constants. q = 5 +3 p - 2 y q = 10 - p + 10 y p = 6 y

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