Please show how to do b) and c).Quantity beef consumed is the dependent variable. Each of the others are the independent variables 1 quantity beef consumed income per capita price of beef price of chicken price of pork121.335525.6820.0145.7438018.7442622.4527.1120.6918.8919.1620.120.619.4617.9LEBANGHANG99948111416010131.6118.9119.7114.6116.5128.9125.1117.698.485.493.3100.4104.998.836138039138036838540340641142746930.1933.1331.6130.1532.2330.7632.0833.3436.6639.7137.7938.3839.139.8419.1418.0318.8219.0420.6356.5650.6252.3653.9651.7851.01 (b) Estimate a log-log model using ordinary least squares and fully report the results. Besure to carefully explain the interpretation of each of the coefficients.(c) Calculate 95% confidence intervals for each of the non-intercept coefficients.What does a 95% confidence interval for a parameter tell you?

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(b) Estimate a log-log model using ordinary least squares and fully report the results. Be sure to carefully explain the interpretation of each of the coefficients. (c) Calculate 95% confidence intervals for each of the non-intercept coefficients. What does a 95% confidence interval for a parameter tell you?

(b) Estimate a log-log model using ordinary least squares and fully report the results. Be sure to carefully explain the interpretation of each of the coefficients. (c) Calculate 95% confidence intervals for each of the non-intercept coefficients. What does a 95% confidence interval for a parameter tell you?

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