X1 X3 X7 478 40 20 494 32 18 643 57 16 341 31 19 773 67 24 603 25 15 484 34 14 546 33 11 424 36 12 548 31 15 506 35 9 819 30 36 541 44 12 491 32 16 514 30 11 371 16 14 457 29 10 437 36 27 570 30 16 432 23 15 619 33 8 357 35 13 623 38 11 547 44 8 792 28 11 799 35 18 439 31 12 867 39 10 912 27 9 462 36 8 859 38 10 805 46 12 652 29 9 776 32 9 919 39 11 732 44 14 657 33 22 1419 43 13 989 22 13 821 30 12 1740 86 15 815 30 11 760 32 10 936 43 12 863 20 12 783 55 11 715 44 12 1504 37 13 1324 82 16 940 66 16

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The data for this question is given in the file 1.Q1.xlsx(see image)  and it refers to data for some cities

X1 = total overall reported crime rate per 1 million residents

X3 = annual police funding in $/resident

X7 = % of people 25 years+ with at least 4 years of college

 

(a) Estimate a regression with X1 as the dependent variable and X3 and X7 as the independent variables.

(b) Will additional education help to reduce total overall crime (lead to a statistically significant reduction in crime)? Please explain.

(c) Will an increase in funding for the police departments help reduce total overall crime (lead to a statistically significant reduction in total overall crime)? Please explain.

(d) If you were asked to recommend a policy to reduce crime, then, based only on the above regression results, would you choose to invest in education (local schools) or in additional funding for the police? Please explain.

X1
X3
X7
478
40
20
494
32
18
643
57
16
341
31
19
773
67
24
603
25
15
484
34
14
546
33
11
424
36
12
548
31
15
506
35
9
819
30
36
541
44
12
491
32
16
514
30
11
371
16
14
457
29
10
437
36
27
570
30
16
432
23
15
619
33
8
357
35
13
623
38
11
547
44
8
792
28
11
799
35
18
439
31
12
867
39
10
912
27
9
462
36
8
859
38
10
805
46
12
652
29
9
776
32
9
919
39
11
732
44
14
657
33
22
1419
43
13
989
22
13
821
30
12
1740
86
15
815
30
11
760
32
10
936
43
12
863
20
12
783
55
11
715
44
12
1504
37
13
1324
82
16
940
66
16
Transcribed Image Text:X1 X3 X7 478 40 20 494 32 18 643 57 16 341 31 19 773 67 24 603 25 15 484 34 14 546 33 11 424 36 12 548 31 15 506 35 9 819 30 36 541 44 12 491 32 16 514 30 11 371 16 14 457 29 10 437 36 27 570 30 16 432 23 15 619 33 8 357 35 13 623 38 11 547 44 8 792 28 11 799 35 18 439 31 12 867 39 10 912 27 9 462 36 8 859 38 10 805 46 12 652 29 9 776 32 9 919 39 11 732 44 14 657 33 22 1419 43 13 989 22 13 821 30 12 1740 86 15 815 30 11 760 32 10 936 43 12 863 20 12 783 55 11 715 44 12 1504 37 13 1324 82 16 940 66 16
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