Income (Y)Money Supply (X)1166524201112039243313124572448081326244924313965650094148583521171501645425315356056512157328592431617406078316873265173176549663381827446869419017272238191592745441956007730020120480021204160834822124688586821471287911 The accompanying data table shows quarterly observations on income (Y) and money supply (X) in a certaincountry. Estimate the model y₁ = ẞo + ß₁×+ YY₁ − 1 + ε and report your findings.Click the icon to view the data table.Y₁ = + ×₁ +Yt ☐Yt-1(Round the constant to the nearest integer as needed. Round the coefficients to four decimal placesas needed.)

To estimate the model (yt=β0+β1xt+γyt−1+ϵt), we need to use econometric techniques such as OLS…

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