You observe data on 500 fruit pickers. Each picker works eight hours in the field. The variable kg represents the amount a worker harvested per day in kilograms. The variable xper represents the years of experience, age refers to the age of a harvest hand, and fem is a dummy variable equal to one if a person is female and zero otherwise. You obtain the following regression results (standard errors in parentheses): kg - 9.27 +0.15zper - 0.008age + 0.02 fem x rper - 0.5 fem. (0.012) (0.06) (0.528) (0.127) The estimates mean that one more year of experience leads to greater gains (in terms of kg harvested) for women than for men. True False

You observe data on 500 fruit pickers. Each picker works eight hours in the field. The variable kg represents the amount a worker harvested per day in kilograms. The variable xper represents the years of experience, age refers to the age of a harvest hand, and fem is a dummy variable equal to one if a person is female and zero otherwise. You obtain the following regression results (standard errors in parentheses): kg - 9.27 +0.15zper - 0.008age + 0.02 fem x rper - 0.5 fem. (0.012) (0.06) (0.528) (0.127) The estimates mean that one more year of experience leads to greater gains (in terms of kg harvested) for women than for men. True False

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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