Suppose you also calculated the standard errors for the coefficients for experience, education, and sex as 2,000,

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Suppose you also calculated the standard errors for the coefficients for experience, education, and sex as 2,000, 85, and 2,500, respectively. How would your answer to part (b) of question 24 change?

Part B Of Question 24

(b) Interpret the coefficient for sex. Does discrimination exist?image text in transcribed

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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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