Consider the following model: GNP t = 1 + 2 M t + 3

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Consider the following model:

GNPt = β1 + β2Mt + β3Mt−1 + β4(Mt −Mt−1) + ut

where GNPt = GNP at time t,Mt = money supply at time t, Mt−1 = money supply at time (t − 1), and (Mt −Mt−1) = change in the money supply between time t and time (t − 1). This model thus postulates that the level of GNP at time t is a function of the money supply at time t and time (t − 1) as well as the change in the money supply between these time periods.


a. Assuming you have the data to estimate the preceding model, would you succeed in estimating all the coefficients of this model? Why or why not?

b. If not, what coefficients can be estimated? 

c. Suppose that the β3Mt−1 terms were absent from the model. Would your answer to (a) be the same?

d. Repeat (c), assuming that the terms β2Mt were absent from the model.

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Basic Econometrics

ISBN: 978-0073375779

5th edition

Authors: Damodar N. Gujrati, Dawn C. Porter

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