Multiple Choice
Suppose the fitted (assumed causal) regression line for your data is as follows: Log(Output) = 6.2 + 0.4 × Log(Labor) + 0.5 × Log(Capital)
Interpret the coefficient on Log(Labor) .
A) Holding capital fixed, when labor goes up by 1, output goes up by 0.4
B) Holding capital fixed, when labor goes up by 1, output goes up by 6.6
C) Holding capital fixed, when labor goes up by 1%, output goes up by 0.4%
D) Holding capital fixed, when labor goes up by 1%, output goes up by 40 units
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q39: An ordinal variable is one that contains
Q40: The use of a proxy variable changes
Q41: It is often times necessary to make
Q42: The successful use of a proxy variable
Q43: In estimating the effect of price on
Q45: Which of the following correlations would be
Q46: Suppose you have the following regression
Q47: A dummy variable is:<br>A) a variable with
Q48: Suppose you've regressed profits on price, assuming
Q49: The percentage change in one variable with