Answer:
a. The intercept terms beta0 depicts the minimum amount of salary that a person will be earning if the person is not a college graduate. beta1 depicts that if a person is a college graduate, then the salary of the person increases by \beta 1 units.
b. The error term include all other variables impacting salary of the person other than the the person being a college graduate.
c. The independent variable X will be endogenous when salary plays an important role in determination of whether a person is college graduate.
d. yes, independent variable can be endogenous in some cases when dependent variable Y is impacting the independent variable X.
e. Endogeneity can lead to relaxation of one of the important assumption of Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) which considers independent variable to be endogenous. This will lead to the problem of multi collinearity. The Simultaneous Equation model can be used in this case rather than OLS model.
Explanation:
Answer:
1. October 1
Dividends (Cr) 1950
Dividend Payable (Dt) 1950
2. October 15
No journal entry required
3. Record the payment of cash dividends
Dividend Payable (Cr) 1950
Cash (Dt) 1950
Explanation:
(<em>3,900 shares of common stock outstanding</em>) *(<em>declared $0.50 per share dividend</em>) = 1950
1. They don’t like their job
2. They are moving and can longer get to their place of work
3. They have found a better job/a job the like more
The decision concerning how the dollars left over from a defense cutback will be distributed is an example of a goal conflict. The idea behinf the term goal conflict is that <span>sometimes it is difficult to achieve our </span>goals<span> because they </span><span>conflict</span>
Answer:
$5,000
Explanation:
Given that,
Direct material cost = $2,000
Direct labor cost = $3,000
Prime cost is the sum total of direct material and direct labor cost.
Prime cost:
= Direct material cost + Direct labor cost
= $2,000 + $3,000
= $5,000
Therefore, the prime cost is $5,000.
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