I need the R codes and the answers to the question. Using R Studio, load wage1 data from the wooldridge package. Estimate the model log(wage) = B0 + B1educ + B2exper + B3tenure + u. Interpret the coefficients and the model overall. Calculate the VIF values. Do you think the multicollinearity is an issue for the model?
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