What is tested in Figure 4? What is the conclusion?Note: anova(m3, m4, test="F") = getest (m3, m4) & seas = season(dlunemp).Figure 4: Granger Causality Test> #Model 4> seas = seasonaldummy (dlunemp)> m4 <- dyn Im (dlunemp L (dlunemp, 1:2)+L(dih, 0:2)+L(dlinc, 0:1)+seas)> anova(m3, #4, test-"F")Analysis of variance TableModel 1: dlunemp~ L(dlunemp, 1:2)+L(dlh, 0:2)+L(dlinc, 0:1)Model 2: dlunemp~ L(dlunemp, 1:2)+L(dlh, 0:2)+L(dlinc, 0:1) + seasRes. DfRSS Df Sum of SqF Pr(>F)1 109 0.058974298 0.057042 11 0.0019317 0.3017 0.9841

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What is tested in Figure 4? What is the conclusion? Note: anova(m3, m4, test="F") = getest (m3, m4) & seas = season(dlunemp). Figure 4: Granger Causality Test > #Model 4 seas = seasonaldummy (dlunemp)

What is tested in Figure 4? What is the conclusion? Note: anova(m3, m4, test="F") = getest (m3, m4) & seas = season(dlunemp). Figure 4: Granger Causality Test > #Model 4 seas = seasonaldummy (dlunemp)

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