APPLIED STAT.IN BUS.+ECONOMICS
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Chapter 14, Problem 35CE
The following seasonal regression was fitted with quarterly seasonal binaries beginning in the first quarter (Qtr4 is omitted to avoid multicollinearity). Make a prediction for yt in period (a) t = 14; (b) t = 17; (c) t = 20.
yt = 491 + 19 t + 29 Qtr1 − 18 Qtr2 + 12 Qtr3.
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