A researcher is investigating why students choose GIMPA to study Public Administration. The regression output result is given below (standard deviation are ignored) Dependent Variable: Choice of GIMPA Coefficient t-stat p-value Cost -0.012 0.188 0.198 Specialty 0.367 2.101 0.005 Faculty 0.379 1.987 0.03 Cons 0.291 1.9691 0.044 Required: Formulate the research objectives and hypotheses of the study. Using the 0.05 significance, test the hypothesis and draw up the relevant conclusions of the study.

A researcher is investigating why students choose GIMPA to study Public Administration. The regression output result is given below (standard deviation are ignored) Dependent Variable: Choice of GIMPA Coefficient t-stat p-value Cost -0.012 0.188 0.198 Specialty 0.367 2.101 0.005 Faculty 0.379 1.987 0.03 Cons 0.291 1.9691 0.044 Required: Formulate the research objectives and hypotheses of the study. Using the 0.05 significance, test the hypothesis and draw up the relevant conclusions of the study.

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