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Consider the following estimation ?logwage = 5.86 + ???university + 0.05experience (0.87) (0.060) (0.021) where the standard errors are respectively 0.87 (for the constant), 0.060 (for the coefficient on university) and 0.021 (for experience). The estimated coefficient for university is 0.60. What is the t-statistic for testing the null hypothesis H? : ?? = a where a = 0.30? Report your answer with two decimal points.

          Consider the following estimation

?logwage = 5.86 + ???university + 0.05experience
(0.87) (0.060) (0.021)

where the standard errors are respectively 0.87 (for the constant), 0.060 (for the coefficient on university) and 0.021 (for experience).

The estimated coefficient for university is 0.60. What is the t-statistic for testing the null hypothesis

H? : ?? = a

where a = 0.30? Report your answer with two decimal points.

Consider the following estimation

?logwage = 5.86 + ???university + 0.05experience
(0.87) (0.060) (0.021)

where the standard errors are respectively 0.87 (for the constant), 0.060 (for the coefficient on university) and 0.021 (for experience).

The estimated coefficient for university is 0.60. What is the t-statistic for testing the null hypothesis

H? : ?? = a

where a = 0.30? Report your answer with two decimal points.

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Consider the following estimation: logwage = 5.86 + β₁university + 0.05experience (0.87) (0.060) (0.021) where the standard errors are respectively 0.87 (for the constant), 0.060 (for the coefficient on university), and 0.021 (for experience). The estimated coefficient for university is 0.60. What is the t-statistic for testing the null hypothesis: H₀: β₁ = a where a = 0.30? Report your answer with two decimal points.