Based on the above regression results does jailing more criminals ((INPRISON06) reduce violent crime rates? Please explain.based on the above regression results if a greater proportion of the adult population is in prison (PCTINCAR06) will that lead to a drop in violent crimes per 100,000 residents? Please explain.Based on the above regression results will hiring additional police reduce violent crime rates? Please explain. SUMMARY OUTPUTRegression StatisticsMultiple RR SquareAdjusted R SquareStandard ErrorObservationsANOVARegressionResidualTotalInterceptCOPS061. COPS062. INPRISON063. PCTINCARC064. PCTHSGRAD0.67328730.453315790.37703427145.2021475. UNEMPL066. MEDHHINCdf5064349SSMS751759.355 125293.226906597.53321083.66351658356.89t StatP-value775.3957450.928034010.358570170.00256171 2.205855210.03278751INPRISON060.00173076-1.890892 0.06538868PCTINCARC0610073.96343.556865770.00092874PCTHSGRAD894.527951-1.13276420.26359019UNEMPL0622.55729481.373851620.17660773MEDHHINC0.003185480.00335531 0.94938637 0.34772978Dependent Variable is Violent Crimes per 100,000 residents in 2006 in all 50 states. Theindependent variables (X-variables) are given below.Public Law Enforcement Officers, 2006Coefficients Standard Error719.5936220.00565077-0.003272735831.7356-1013.289330.9903761F5.94266862Significance FStatewide Unemployment Rate, 2006Median Household Income, 20060.00013891Number of people in prison, 2006Percent of Adult Population in prison, 2006Percent of Adult Population with High School Diploma orequivalent

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Based on the above regression results does jailing more criminals ((INPRISON06) reduce violent crime rates? Please explain. based on the above regression results if a greater proportion of the adult population is in prison (PCTINCAR06) will that lead to a drop in violent crimes per 100,000 residents? Please explain. Based on the above regression results will hiring additional police reduce violent crime rates? Please explain.

Based on the above regression results does jailing more criminals ((INPRISON06) reduce violent crime rates? Please explain. based on the above regression results if a greater proportion of the adult population is in prison (PCTINCAR06) will that lead to a drop in violent crimes per 100,000 residents? Please explain. Based on the above regression results will hiring additional police reduce violent crime rates? Please explain.

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