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Introduction to Econometrics 3rd Edition by James Stock, James Stock

Edition 3ISBN: 978-9352863501
book Introduction to Econometrics 3rd Edition by James Stock, James Stock cover

Introduction to Econometrics 3rd Edition by James Stock, James Stock

Edition 3ISBN: 978-9352863501
Exercise 30
Let Y a and Y b denote Bernoulli random variables from two different populations, denoted a and b. Suppose that E(Y a ) = p a and E(Y b ) = p b. A random sample of size n a is chosen from population a, with sample average denoted Let Y a and Y b denote Bernoulli random variables from two different populations, denoted a and b. Suppose that E(Y a ) = p a and E(Y b ) = p b. A random sample of size n a is chosen from population a, with sample average denoted   a , and a random sample of size n b is chosen from population b , with sample average denoted   b. Suppose the sample from population a is independent of the sample from population b.  a. Show that E(   a ) = p a and var(   a ) = p a (1 - p a ) /n a. Show that E (   b ) =Pb and var (   b ) =p b (1 -p b ) /n b.  b. Show that var    c. Suppose that n a and n b are large. Show that a 95% confidence interval for Pa - Pb is given by    How would you construct a 90% confidence interval for p a - p b  d. Read the box A Novel Way to Boost Retirement Savings in Section 3.5. Let population a denote the opt-out (treatment) group and population b denote the opt-in (control) group. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the treatment effect, p a - p b. a , and a random sample of size n b is chosen from population b , with sample average denoted Let Y a and Y b denote Bernoulli random variables from two different populations, denoted a and b. Suppose that E(Y a ) = p a and E(Y b ) = p b. A random sample of size n a is chosen from population a, with sample average denoted   a , and a random sample of size n b is chosen from population b , with sample average denoted   b. Suppose the sample from population a is independent of the sample from population b.  a. Show that E(   a ) = p a and var(   a ) = p a (1 - p a ) /n a. Show that E (   b ) =Pb and var (   b ) =p b (1 -p b ) /n b.  b. Show that var    c. Suppose that n a and n b are large. Show that a 95% confidence interval for Pa - Pb is given by    How would you construct a 90% confidence interval for p a - p b  d. Read the box A Novel Way to Boost Retirement Savings in Section 3.5. Let population a denote the opt-out (treatment) group and population b denote the opt-in (control) group. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the treatment effect, p a - p b. b. Suppose the sample from population a is independent of the sample from population b.
a. Show that E( Let Y a and Y b denote Bernoulli random variables from two different populations, denoted a and b. Suppose that E(Y a ) = p a and E(Y b ) = p b. A random sample of size n a is chosen from population a, with sample average denoted   a , and a random sample of size n b is chosen from population b , with sample average denoted   b. Suppose the sample from population a is independent of the sample from population b.  a. Show that E(   a ) = p a and var(   a ) = p a (1 - p a ) /n a. Show that E (   b ) =Pb and var (   b ) =p b (1 -p b ) /n b.  b. Show that var    c. Suppose that n a and n b are large. Show that a 95% confidence interval for Pa - Pb is given by    How would you construct a 90% confidence interval for p a - p b  d. Read the box A Novel Way to Boost Retirement Savings in Section 3.5. Let population a denote the opt-out (treatment) group and population b denote the opt-in (control) group. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the treatment effect, p a - p b. a ) = p a and var( Let Y a and Y b denote Bernoulli random variables from two different populations, denoted a and b. Suppose that E(Y a ) = p a and E(Y b ) = p b. A random sample of size n a is chosen from population a, with sample average denoted   a , and a random sample of size n b is chosen from population b , with sample average denoted   b. Suppose the sample from population a is independent of the sample from population b.  a. Show that E(   a ) = p a and var(   a ) = p a (1 - p a ) /n a. Show that E (   b ) =Pb and var (   b ) =p b (1 -p b ) /n b.  b. Show that var    c. Suppose that n a and n b are large. Show that a 95% confidence interval for Pa - Pb is given by    How would you construct a 90% confidence interval for p a - p b  d. Read the box A Novel Way to Boost Retirement Savings in Section 3.5. Let population a denote the opt-out (treatment) group and population b denote the opt-in (control) group. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the treatment effect, p a - p b. a ) = p a (1 - p a ) /n a. Show that E ( Let Y a and Y b denote Bernoulli random variables from two different populations, denoted a and b. Suppose that E(Y a ) = p a and E(Y b ) = p b. A random sample of size n a is chosen from population a, with sample average denoted   a , and a random sample of size n b is chosen from population b , with sample average denoted   b. Suppose the sample from population a is independent of the sample from population b.  a. Show that E(   a ) = p a and var(   a ) = p a (1 - p a ) /n a. Show that E (   b ) =Pb and var (   b ) =p b (1 -p b ) /n b.  b. Show that var    c. Suppose that n a and n b are large. Show that a 95% confidence interval for Pa - Pb is given by    How would you construct a 90% confidence interval for p a - p b  d. Read the box A Novel Way to Boost Retirement Savings in Section 3.5. Let population a denote the opt-out (treatment) group and population b denote the opt-in (control) group. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the treatment effect, p a - p b. b ) =Pb and var ( Let Y a and Y b denote Bernoulli random variables from two different populations, denoted a and b. Suppose that E(Y a ) = p a and E(Y b ) = p b. A random sample of size n a is chosen from population a, with sample average denoted   a , and a random sample of size n b is chosen from population b , with sample average denoted   b. Suppose the sample from population a is independent of the sample from population b.  a. Show that E(   a ) = p a and var(   a ) = p a (1 - p a ) /n a. Show that E (   b ) =Pb and var (   b ) =p b (1 -p b ) /n b.  b. Show that var    c. Suppose that n a and n b are large. Show that a 95% confidence interval for Pa - Pb is given by    How would you construct a 90% confidence interval for p a - p b  d. Read the box A Novel Way to Boost Retirement Savings in Section 3.5. Let population a denote the opt-out (treatment) group and population b denote the opt-in (control) group. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the treatment effect, p a - p b. b ) =p b (1 -p b ) /n b.
b. Show that var Let Y a and Y b denote Bernoulli random variables from two different populations, denoted a and b. Suppose that E(Y a ) = p a and E(Y b ) = p b. A random sample of size n a is chosen from population a, with sample average denoted   a , and a random sample of size n b is chosen from population b , with sample average denoted   b. Suppose the sample from population a is independent of the sample from population b.  a. Show that E(   a ) = p a and var(   a ) = p a (1 - p a ) /n a. Show that E (   b ) =Pb and var (   b ) =p b (1 -p b ) /n b.  b. Show that var    c. Suppose that n a and n b are large. Show that a 95% confidence interval for Pa - Pb is given by    How would you construct a 90% confidence interval for p a - p b  d. Read the box A Novel Way to Boost Retirement Savings in Section 3.5. Let population a denote the opt-out (treatment) group and population b denote the opt-in (control) group. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the treatment effect, p a - p b.
c. Suppose that n a and n b are large. Show that a 95% confidence interval for Pa - Pb is given by Let Y a and Y b denote Bernoulli random variables from two different populations, denoted a and b. Suppose that E(Y a ) = p a and E(Y b ) = p b. A random sample of size n a is chosen from population a, with sample average denoted   a , and a random sample of size n b is chosen from population b , with sample average denoted   b. Suppose the sample from population a is independent of the sample from population b.  a. Show that E(   a ) = p a and var(   a ) = p a (1 - p a ) /n a. Show that E (   b ) =Pb and var (   b ) =p b (1 -p b ) /n b.  b. Show that var    c. Suppose that n a and n b are large. Show that a 95% confidence interval for Pa - Pb is given by    How would you construct a 90% confidence interval for p a - p b  d. Read the box A Novel Way to Boost Retirement Savings in Section 3.5. Let population a denote the opt-out (treatment) group and population b denote the opt-in (control) group. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the treatment effect, p a - p b.
How would you construct a 90% confidence interval for p a - p b
d. Read the box "A Novel Way to Boost Retirement Savings" in Section 3.5. Let population a denote the "opt-out" (treatment) group and population b denote the "opt-in" (control) group. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the treatment effect, p a - p b.
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