Suppose you want to estimate the effect of access to public transportation on house prices. You write down the following regression model: Price; Bo + B₁ Distance; + B₂ School; + Uį where Price; is the average house price in a community, in dollars per square foot, Distance; is the distance in miles from the community to the nearest subway station, and School; is the number of schools in the neighborhood. Your estimation yields ₁ = 1327. Suppose two communities differ in their distance to the nearest subway stops by 0.5 miles but have identical characteristics otherwise. What is the expected difference in the average house price between the two communities?

Suppose you want to estimate the effect of access to public transportation on house prices. You write down the following regression model: Price; Bo + B₁ Distance; + B₂ School; + Uį where Price; is the average house price in a community, in dollars per square foot, Distance; is the distance in miles from the community to the nearest subway station, and School; is the number of schools in the neighborhood. Your estimation yields ₁ = 1327. Suppose two communities differ in their distance to the nearest subway stops by 0.5 miles but have identical characteristics otherwise. What is the expected difference in the average house price between the two communities?

College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

12th Edition

ISBN:9781305652231

Author:R. David Gustafson, Jeff Hughes

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Chapter6: Linear Systems

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