q6- Ⓒ Equation: EQ01 Workfile: TEMP::Untitled\View Proc Object Print Name Freeze Estimate Forecast Stats ResidsDependent Variable: RMQGMethod: Least SquaresDate: 06/30/20 Time: 16:55Sample (adjusted): 2010M02 2019M12Included observations: 119 after adjustmentsVariableR-squaredAdjusted R-squaredS.E. of regressionSum squared residLog likelihoodF-statisticProb(F-statistic)сRORDINTERESTUNEMPRTWDSelect one:a. -0.363O C.O b. 0.00O d.Coefficient Std. Errort-Statistic Prob.-5.299928 7.471802 -0.709324 0.47961.224135 0.145467 8.415219 0.0000-0.6969990.08421.3911490.400044 -1.7423071.265579 1.0992200.206116 -1.7570110.2740-0.3621480.0816-0.3620.426338 Mean dependent var0.406210 S.D. dependent var4.763334 Akaike info criterion2586.586 Schwarz criterion-352.0524 Hannan-Quinn criter.21.18086 Durbin-Watson stat0.0000001.363X0.8635786.1815106.0008816.1176516.0482981.892017Ⓒ Equation: UNTITLED Workfile: TEMP::Untitled\View Proc Object Print Name Freeze Estimate Forecast Stats ResidsDependent Variable: RMQG-RTWDMethod: Least SquaresDate: 08/12/20 Time: 17:27Sample (adjusted): 2010M02 2019M12Included observations: 119 after adjustmentsVariableCRORDINTERESTUNEMP-RTWDR-squaredAdjusted R-squaredS.E. of regressionSum squared residLog likelihoodF-statisticProb(F-statistic)The above is a regression outputs for a stock return of a bank (RMQG) against the market return (RORD), interest rate (INTEREST), unemployment rate (UNEMP),and change in (trade-weighted) exchange rate (RTWD) of Australia using the monthly data from 2010 to 2019 (119 observations). All variables are expressed inpercentages (%).The full model can be written asRMQG = B₁ + B2RORD + B3INEREST + BÄUNEMP + ß5 RTWD+eOne regression result is associated with restricted regression and the other with unrestricted regression.What is the restricted least-squares estimate of B4?CoefficientStd. Errort-Statistic Prob.-5.138856 1.713681 -2.998724 0.00331.224408 0.144313 8.484410 0.0000-0.700155 0.372188 -1.881187 0.06251.363456 0.196620 6.934462 0.00000.467316 Mean dependent var0.453419 S.D. dependent var4.742589 Akaike info criterion2586.597Schwarz criterion-352.0527 Hannan-Quinn criter.33.62923 Durbin-Watson stat0.0000000.9792666.4148785.9840796.0774956.0220121.892152

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The above is a regression outputs for a stock return of a bank (RMQG) against the market return (RORD), interest rate (INTEREST), unemployment rate (UNEM and change in (trade-weighted) exchange rate (RTWD) of Australia using the monthly data from 2010 to 2019 (119 observations). All variables are expressed in percentages (%). The full model can be written as RMQG = B₁ + B₂RORD + B3INEREST + B₁UNEMP + B5RTWD + e One regression result is associated with restricted regression and the other with unrestricted regression. What is the restricted least-squares estimate of B4? Select one: O a. -0.363

The above is a regression outputs for a stock return of a bank (RMQG) against the market return (RORD), interest rate (INTEREST), unemployment rate (UNEM and change in (trade-weighted) exchange rate (RTWD) of Australia using the monthly data from 2010 to 2019 (119 observations). All variables are expressed in percentages (%). The full model can be written as RMQG = B₁ + B₂RORD + B3INEREST + B₁UNEMP + B5RTWD + e One regression result is associated with restricted regression and the other with unrestricted regression. What is the restricted least-squares estimate of B4? Select one: O a. -0.363

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