Question: Consider the following linear trend models estimated from 10 years of quarterly data with and without seasonal dummy variables d 1 , d 2 ,

Consider the following linear trend models estimated from 10 years of quarterly data with and without seasonal dummy variables d1d2, and d3. Here, d1 = 1 for quarter 1, 0 otherwise; other dummy variables are defined similarly.

Model 1:  = 62.00 + 0.49t

Model 2: ŷ = 62.00 + 0.69t − 0.36d− 0.43d2 − 0.12d3

Use each model to make a forecast for y for the first and the fourth quarters of the 11th year.

Use each model to make a forecast for y for the first and the fourth quarters of the 11th year.

Note: Round your answers to 2 decimal places.

Which is the preferred model for forecasting if, relative to Model 1, Model 2 has higher R2 but lower adjusted R2?

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