We have a random sample of data on women living in NSW in 2020. During the period covered by our data there were COVID lockdowns in some areas but not in other areas. These lockdowns closed schools and required all but essential workers to work from home or stay at home and not work if they could not work from home.Our data contains the following variables:hours = a woman’s number of hours of work per weekkids = a woman’s number of children living at homelockdown = a dummy variable equal to one if the woman is living in an area under a lockdown order and 0 is she is living in an area not locked down.We consider the model:hours = β0 + β1lockdown + β2kids + β3lockdown∗kids + uWhich of the following measures the effect of the number of children on hours of work for women living in areas that were locked down?a) β0b) β2c) β2 + β3d) β3e) none of the other possible answers are correct

We consider the model: hours = β0 + β1lockdown + β2kids + β3lockdown∗kids + u Which of the following measures the effect of the number of children on hours of work for women living in areas that were locked down? a) β0 b) β2 c) β2 + β3 d) β3

We consider the model: hours = β0 + β1lockdown + β2kids + β3lockdown∗kids + u Which of the following measures the effect of the number of children on hours of work for women living in areas that were locked down? a) β0 b) β2 c) β2 + β3 d) β3

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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