Consider the following DPG wage = 500 + 5*schooling + u, where wage is wage in NZD and schooling is years of schooling. According to this DGP, what is the causal effect of increasing schooling by one year. Consider the following Stata regression output (IDTQ1)SourceSdfMSNumber of obs526F(3, 522)76.87Model2194.11163 731.370532Prob > F0.0000Residual4966.30269522 9.51398984R-squared0.3064Adj R-squared =0.3024Total7160.41429525 13.6388844Root MSE3.0845wageCoef.Std. Err.tP>|t|[95% Conf. Interval]educ.5989651.051283511.680.000.4982176.6997126exper.0223395.01205681.850.064-.0013464.0460254tenure.1692687.02164467.820.000.1267474.2117899_cons-2.872735.7289643-3.940.000-4.304799-1.440671II I| I|

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