Units of measurement Flashcards

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How does R^2 react to changes in units of measurement in y or x?

A

R^2 is invariant to any changes because it is the squared correlation between y and y^hat

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How do standardised beta coefficients impact the t-statistics?

A

They are unchanged

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3
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What is the level-level model?

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A 1 unit change in x1 causes a beta1 change in y

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What is the level-log model?

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A 1 unit change in x1 causes a (beta1/100)% change in y

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What is the log-level model?

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A 1 unit change in x causes a 100*beta1 percentage change in y

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What is the log-log model?

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A 1 unit change in x causes a beta1% change in y

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For a quadratic model (y=beta0+betax1+betax1^2+u), how does a unit change in x impact y?

A

Use partial differentiation: change in y = (beta1 + 2betax1) * change in x1… to find turning point, set this equal to 0 and solve.

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