Identify the independent variable (IV) and dependent variable (DV) used in the study, and the levels ofmeasurement of the IV and DV. Manufacturing Output (US$ Billion)GDP (US$ Billion)Mean26.40225806 Mean162.3409677Standard Error2.253823127 Standard Error17.88097749Median25.58 Median127.57Mode#N/A Mode#N/AStandard Deviation17.74662105 Standard Deviation140.7949576Sample Variance314.9425588 Sample Variance19823,22008Kurtosis-1.277726557 Kurtosis-.893583258SkewnessRange.123850272 Skewness57.19 Range.713440627449.45Minimum1.74 Minimum8.75Maximum58.93 Maximum458.2Sum1636.94 Sum10065.14Count62 Count62

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Identify the independent variable (IV) and dependent variable (DV) used in the study, and the levels of measurement of the IV and DV.

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