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Q1: Use regression to analyze the data below.  GDP Growth is your dependent variable and Jobles Claims is your indepdendent variable.  
                             
  Year GDP Growth (%) Jobs_Created                    
  2019 2.33% 88000                      
  2018 3.18% -160000                      
  2017 2.22% -213000                      
  2016 1.57% -147000                      
  2015 2.88% -215000                      
  2014 2.45% -385000                      
  2013 1.84% -320000                      
  2012 2.25% -439000                      
  2011 1.55% -522000                      
  2010 2.56% -899000                      
  2009 -2.54% 308000                      
  2008 -0.14% 1919000                      
  2007 1.88% 305000                      
  2006 2.86% -205000                      
  2005 3.51% -111000                      
  2004 3.80% -487000                      
  2003 2.86% -204000                      
  2002 1.74% -12000                      
  2001 1.00% 1096000                      
  2000 4.13% 276000                      
  1999 4.75% -164000                      
  1998 4.48% -25000                      
  1997 4.45% -206000                      
  1996 3.77% -61000                      
  1995 2.68% 59000                      
  1994 4.03% -221000                      
  1993 2.75% -80000                      
  1992 3.52% -540000                      
  1991 -0.11% 402000                      
  1990 1.89% 636000                      
  1989 3.67% 210000                      
  1988 4.18% -48000                      
  1987 3.46% -425000                      
  1986 3.46% -43000                      
  1985 4.17% 72000                      
  1984 7.24% -108000                      
  1983 4.58% -1737000                      
  1982 -1.80% 745000                      
  1981 2.54% 500000                      
  1980 -0.26% 411000                      
  1979 3.17% 436000                      
  1978 5.54% -172000                      
  1977 4.62% -361000                      
  1976 5.39% -250000                      
  1975 -0.21% -324000                      
  1974 -0.54% 1591000                      
  1973 5.65% 142000                      
  1972 5.26% -374000                      
  1971 3.29% -110000                      
  1970 -0.25% 843000                      
  1969 3.10% 188000                      
  1968 4.80% -51000                      
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