Prior to 1998, all U.S. nuclear reactors were owned by traditional electric utility companies. Since then, about half of the nation's 103 nuclear power reactors were sold to private producers and allowed to sell power on competitive wholesale markets. You have been provided production data on all nuclear reactors in the United States from 1970-2009. Each observation is for a reactor in a given year.

Data: Please access data file at below link. https://ucla-my.sharepoint.com/:x:/g/personal/sanketnikam_ucla_edu/ET2jwjsYSiNFqqVQfuO_qO4BHsDRAmrjSCp6u54V3i9HJw?e=DnksQG Variables in given data. reactor_name: Name of the reactor year: year of the observation capacity_factor: A variable indicating the productive efficiency of the reactor. A higher number means that the reactor is more productive in terms of turning inputs into electricity. divested: =1 if the reactor is owned by a private producer in a particular year, =0 if it is owned by a traditional regulated electric utility company. For example, Beaver Valley 2 reactor was divested in 2006, so divestment would =1 in 2006-2009 and =0 before 2006.

Question: A) What is the relationship between divested and the capacity_factor? How would you interpret the coefficient on divested?