In a study of the relationship between real aggregate consumption and pricesin a specific country based on a time series of 104 observations, the followingOLS regression function was obtained (standard errors in parentheses),C; = 13.74 + 0.24P,(0.35)R = 0.12,SER= 2.85,(1)(0.05)where C, is logarithm of consumption and P, is logarithm of price.(a) Is the coefficient on P statistically significant?(b) Compute the p-value for the test of significance of the coefficient on P.(c) Comment on the sign of the coefficient on P.

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In a study of the relationship between real aggregate consumption and prices in a specific country based on a time series of 104 observations, the following OLS regression function was obtained (standard errors in parentheses), C; = 13.74 + 0.24P, (0.35) R² = 0.12, (1) SER = 2.85, (0.05) where C; is logarithm of consumption and P, is logarithm of price. (a) Is the coefficient on P, statistically significant? (b) Compute the p-value for the test of significance of the coefficient on P. (c) Comment on the sign of the coefficient on P.

In a study of the relationship between real aggregate consumption and prices in a specific country based on a time series of 104 observations, the following OLS regression function was obtained (standard errors in parentheses), C; = 13.74 + 0.24P, (0.35) R² = 0.12, (1) SER = 2.85, (0.05) where C; is logarithm of consumption and P, is logarithm of price. (a) Is the coefficient on P, statistically significant? (b) Compute the p-value for the test of significance of the coefficient on P. (c) Comment on the sign of the coefficient on P.

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