kindly answer this as soon as possibe.In order to increase the OUTPUT, The President of Mexican economy announcedmany incentives to the workers of this country including, increase in minimumwages in 1991. To know the impact of this government policy, on the OUTPUT ofthe Mexican economy, apply the CHOW test, and interpret your empirical resultsYearOutputCapitalLabour19812838637198237.564.2643.3198340.468.8651198446.275.5685.7198551.184.4710.7198653.991.8724.3198756.899.9735.2198865.4109.1760.3120.7132198974.9777.6199080.9780.8199190.8146.6825.81992101.9162.7864.11993114.4180.6894.21994101.8197.1891.21995107.6209.6887.51996117.6221.9892.51997123.2232.5930.11998130.9243.5970.1

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kindly answer this as soon as possibe. In order to increase the OUTPUT, The President of Mexican economy announced many incentives to the workers of this country including, increase in minimum wages in 1991. To know the impact of this government policy, on the OUTPUT of the Mexican economy, apply the CHOW test, and interpret your empirical results Year Output 28 Capital 38 Labour 1981 637

kindly answer this as soon as possibe. In order to increase the OUTPUT, The President of Mexican economy announced many incentives to the workers of this country including, increase in minimum wages in 1991. To know the impact of this government policy, on the OUTPUT of the Mexican economy, apply the CHOW test, and interpret your empirical results Year Output 28 Capital 38 Labour 1981 637

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