Consider the following estimated regression: Iny = 2.57 + 0.212 InKt + 0.343 InLt + 0.030 InW; (2.90) (0.348) (0.551) 063 where Yt is the industry output. K and Lt represent capital and labor, respectively. It is claimed that there is no problem with the estimated regression and all the inferences are consistent with economic theory.
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