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From the annual data for the U.S. manufacturing sector for 1899–1922, Dougherty obtained the following regression results:
log Y = 2.81 − 0.53 log K + 0.91 log L + 0.047t
se = (1.38) (0.34) (0.14) (0.021) (1)
R2 = 0.97 F = 189.8
where Y = index of real output, K = index of real capital input, L = index of real labor input, t = time or trend.
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Answered by LALITKULOURA1234
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10.24. From the annual data for the U.S. manufacturing sector for 1899–1922, Dougherty obtained the following regression results†:

l---og Y = 2.81 − 0.53 log K + 0.91 log L + 0.047t

se = (1.38) (0.34)

(0.14)

(0.021)

(1)

R2 = 0.97

F = 189.8

where Y = index of real output, K = index of real capital input, L = index of real labor input, t = time or trend.

10.24. From the annual data for the U.S. manufacturing sector for 1899–1922, Dougherty obtained the following regression results†:l—og Y = 2.81 − 0.53 log K + 0.91 log L + 0.047t se = (1.38) (0.34)(0.14)(0.021)(1) R2 = 0.97F = 189.8 where Y = index of real output, K = index of real capital input, L = index of real labor input, t = time or trend.

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