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The regression table below is from "Did Highways Cause Suburbanization?" (Baum-Snow, 2007). The dependent variable is the change in the natural log of central city population between 1950 and 1990 . The key explanatory variable of interest is the number of highway rays constructed between 1950 and 1990 , the first listed variable in the table. a) Interpret the coefficient on change in number of rays in the "IV2" column. In particular, how much is an additional highway ray estimated to change central city population? b) Explain why one may want to instrument for the change in number of rays with the number of rays in the 1947 highway plan. Why might OLS regression not yield a believable estimate of the effect of highways on suburbanization? c) What is the justification for using the number of rays in the 1947 highway plan as a valid instrument? d) Explain why the coefficient on the change in log MSA population is positive. Can we interpret this coefficient in the context of the monocentric model?.

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The records at the end of January of the current year for Young Company showed the following for a particular kind of merchandise: Beginning Inventory at FIFO: 17 Units @ \$15 = \$255 Beginning Inventory at LIFO: 17 Units @$11=$187 Required: 1. Compute the inventory turnover ratio for the month of January under the FIFO and LIFO inventory costing methods. 2. Which costing method is the more accurate indicator of the efficiency of inventory management?.

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The random variables X and Y have joint probability density function .pdf

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The questions below all refer to the following pedigree. In humans, the HFE locus (H/h) is crucial for the regulation of iron absorption into the body. Mutations at this allele result in the accumulation of dangerously high levels of iron within the body. This can cause a wide variety of problems, including (but not limited to) skin discoloration, arthritis, heart failure, and liver failure. In the pedigree below, black circles/squares represent individuals affected by the disorder. White circles/squares represent unaffected individuals. Carriers are not identified for you (you must deduce based on the information provided). Remember, if a trait is rare in a population (such as this one), we assume individuals marrying into the family are NOT carriers unless the information provided indicates that they must be. 2) Circle, highlight, or bold the correct genotype for each individual listed below..

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The neutrality of money (a) In what sense is money neutral? How is monetary policy useful if money is neutral? (b) Fiscal policy, like monetary policy, cannot change the natural level of output. Why then is monetary policy considered neutral but fiscal policy is not? (c) Discuss the statement: 'Because neither fiscal nor monetary policy can affect the natural level of output, it follows that, in the medium run, the natural level of output is independent of all government policies.'.

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The net present value method is a better method of evaluation than the internal rate of return method because: the NPV method discounts cash flows at the internal rate of return. the NPV method is a more liberal method of analysis. the NPV method discounts cash flows at higher than the firm's cost of capital. the NPV method allows the financial manager to select between mutually exclusive projects..

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The purpose of this project is to develop a code which will compare a pair of text. files containing English sentences from a vocabulary standpoint. Refer to the text content as "text01" and "text02". The following interaction with the user takes place: Enter the filename of text1; filenamel, txt Enter the ft lename of text2 : flename2.txt Select a menu optiont Bnter 1 tor total character count both files (1etters only) Bnter 2 for total word count, both files (no punctuation) Enter 3 for unique word count both files Enter 4 for unique word count only in text1 and only in text? (option 5 removed 3/20/23 ) Enter 6 to quit Each of the firat five options should be handled by one function that you write. For example, with option 1 , this call would be made: ch1, ch2 = charcount (text1, itext2) handle option'1 Where textl and text2 are strings of text read from the selected files and chl and ch2 are the total number of characters in each file. In a similar manner the other functions would be: wordi, word2 = wordsopt2(text1, text2) t handle option 2 uword1, urordz = wordsopt 3 (text1, text2) handle option 3 etc for the other options - use good naming conventions. You will also need a menu function which presents the menu and a while loop in main which continues to present the menu until option? is entered. You wil use the set function and operations for options 3, 4, and 5. The first pair of files will be: Visit to Water park Grade 1,txt Blocklng Beethoven Grade 5 , txt The firat file in for elenentary school readern in grade 1 and the second is for grade 5. Using your program output netrica can you draw any conclusions based on number of unique words? R.g. can you conclude that the qrade 6 text is verbally more advanced? Do a similar analysis on US presential speches by Abraham tincoln arid John F. Kennedy, These speeches are in files: gettysburg_address, txt: JFK Berlin Speech, txt Write down yout conclustons about both pairg of files and Include in a txt docuteft catled outputsuntary, txt. Are there other metrica whtch should have been gtudied such as average word length? Or is it sufficient in your option to base the conclusion on the ratio of the number of unique words divided by the total number of. words, for example. Requirements : 1. Use easy to understand input, and output. 2. Use variable names which are reflective of their meaning. 4. Use a sufficient number of comments to make your code underitandable. 5. Ran a sufficient number of sample cases to confirm that you program is sorking. Several have asked similar questions about Project 3 . Here is a restatement of the menu requirements: Opt 1 - shows char count in text1 and char count in text2 Opt 2 - shows word count in text 1 and word count in text2 Opt 3 - shows unique word count in text1 and unique word count in text2 Opt 4 - same as Opt 3 but allows you to select which text you want the unique word count for. Opt 4 - (deleted) Opt 5 - quit Four score and seven years ago our fathers .

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The purpose of this blog post is for you to discuss the history of turntablism and what you learned that you had not known previously that reinformis you opinion about the concept of creativity behind the genre. Discuss the accidental rise of Mcing and tumtablism and the relationships to community development and culture. How did this element lead to the other elements? In what ways do you think it impacted the community? Make sure to cite four.

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The production manager of a retail company chain in Australian wants to determine whether the business plant location has any effect on service cost. The manager has considered the service cost of four major retail outlets in in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide. Their service costs over the past 5 months were recorded and the company has run a single factor ANOVA. The tables below represent the data set and incomplete ANOVA output..

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The Production Department planned to work 4,500 labor hours in March however, it actually worked 4,300 labor hours during the month. Its actual costs incurred in March are listed below: Required: 1. Prepare the Production Department's planning budget for the month 2. Prepare the Production Department's flexible budget for the month 3. Prepare the Production Department's flexible budget performance report for March, including both the spending and activity variances..

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The President of the University wants to find out the percentage of all students who support a smoking ban. He commissions a research center to conduct a poll of 250(n=250) students. Among the students sampled, 40% (.4) suppport the ban. a. Calculate the 95% Confidence Interval for the true population proportion of ban supporters. b. Interpret the confidence interval. c. What would happen if we only sampled students living in dormitories (and not commuters?) Would this be a sampling reliability or sampling validity issue? Justify your answer..

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The Office of Student Services at UNC would like to estimate the proportion of UNC's 34,000 students who are foreign students. In their random sample of 50 students, 4 are foreign students. Unknown to them, the proportion of all UNC students that are foreign students is 0.061 . For each student, let x=1 if the student is foreign and let x=0 if the student is from the U.S. Question 1. Select the table below that depicts the data distribution. Question 2. Select the table below that depicts the population distribution. Question 3. Find the mean and the standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the sample proportion for a sample of size 50. mean standard deviation (use 3 decimal places).

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The ocean tides on Earth are much more complicated than thoy might at first seem from the simple physics that underlies tides. Discuss some of the factors that make the real tides so complicated and how these factors affect the tides. Some factors to consider: the distribution of land and oceans; the Moon's varying distance from Earth in its orbit, the fact that the Moon's orbital plane is not perfectly aligned with the ecliptic and neither the Moon's orbit nor the ecliptic is aligned with Earth's equator..

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The OLS residuals, i, are defined as follows A. Yi01Xi B. Yi01Xi C. .pdf

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The NZ Herald reported on Monday this week that a 'broker' who took $60,000 from two close friends promising he could double their money within 12 months trading stock marhet shares has admitted blowing the lot on sports betting in spite of his best intentions at the time of receiving the funds to invest it in the stock market. This is an example of: 1. An interest rate risk problem. II. An adverse selection problem. III. A moral hazard problem. Only 1 is true. Only Il is true. Only III is true. I and II are true. I and III are true. Question 2 3 pts Consider the following staternents about the failure of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB)- 1. The failure of SVB is mainly an adverse selection problem. The bank took far too many deposits and made far too many loans without checking properly the creditworthiness of its borrowers. II. The failure of SVB is mainly a moral hazard problem. The bank took far too many deposits and made far too many loans without putting in place proper processes to monitor its borrowers. III. The high credit ratings for SVB such as Moody's 'A' rating prior its collapse or the fact that KPMG signed off on the stressed bank's audit two weels before it went bust reflect an asymmetric information problem, the bank knew more about the credit risks of its portfolio that weighed heavily on securities such as US Treasuries than Moody's or its auditors. Iand il are cocrect. I and 111 are correct. II and ill are correct. All of the statements are correct. None of the statements are correct..

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