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Following are the results of estimating a multiple linear regression model where

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Question

Following are the results of estimating a multiple linear regression model where the dependent variable represents tenure-track CMU faculty members' salaries in 2004-05 and the independent variables are female: a dummy variable; 1 = female, o male years CMU: the number of years that the faculty member has been employed by CMU : CBA: a dummy variable; 1 = faculty member in the College of Business Administration, o-otherwise CCFA: a dummy variable; 1 - faculty member in the College of Communications and Fine Arts, O otherwise. Use the regression results below to answer questions 1-10. SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Stotistics Multiple R R Square Adjusted R Square Standard Error 0.689304 0.475141 Suae 10471819 13502.68 sS MS Regression Residual Total 4 1.04E+11 26078135375 143.0330479 5.16359E-87 632 1.15E+11 182322447.6 Coefficients t Stat 5963387) 1022.08 58.24 773234 2923E-256 6541.15) 1154.728 -5.664665589 2 2386E-08 805.2356 51.35222 1568063719 475047E-47 19727.06 1650.43 11.95268028 787894-30 Intercept female CMU

Explanation / Answer

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1) When the value of all other independent variables are zero, intercept tells us the value of dependent variable.

So, when all are zero, salary is = 59533.87

2) If there is a faculty member in CCFA than salaries would reduce by 4211.21

3) Null: coefficient on dummy 1 is not statistically different from zero

Alt: coefficient on dummy 1 is statistically different from zero

4) at 0.01

p value given is 7.8 * 10^(-30) < 0.01

So, null is rejected