Scenario 38-3. Consider the following statistical model of workers salaries and years of job tenure, where e; stands for the random error:SALARY = 0 + ẞ1 × YEARS; + ej.Refer to Scenario 38-3. This model is called20000a singular regression.a multiple regression.an instrumental regression.a biased regression.

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