Suppose you estimate a regression of y against x and find that b = 1.3 and

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Suppose you estimate a regression of y against x and find that b = 1.3 and σb = .4 (population standard error of the regression, which is known).

(a) Construct a 90 % and a 99 % confidence interval for b.

(b) Now suppose σb is not known. How would this change the way you construct your confidence interval for b? Assume that 15 observations were used to estimate the regression.

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Statistics For Business And Financial Economics

ISBN: 9781461458975

3rd Edition

Authors: Cheng Few Lee , John C Lee , Alice C Lee

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