The F-test is used in forecasting to
A) establish confidence intervals for testing regression coefficients.
B) examine the degree of multicollinearity among independent variables.
C) determine how well a regression equation can account for dependent variable values.
D) determine whether an identification problem exists.
C
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If business firms do not have to generate revenues sufficient to cover their sunk costs, does anyone have to pay for mistaken decisions?
A) No, because sunk costs are irrelevant. B) No, because the past cannot be undone. C) Only if they value their integrity or credit standing. D) The entire economy ends up paying. E) Yes. The people who committed resources to mistaken decisions pay the costs.
An investor wishing to minimize the risk of capital losses as a result of changing interest rates should avoid
A) U.S. savings bonds. B) U.S. Treasury notes. C) U.S. Treasury bills. D) U.S. Treasury bonds.
During the 1930s, labor legislation was
(a) generally favorable to organized labor. (b) generally unfavorable to organized labor. (c) generally neutral with regard to organized labor. (d) virtually the same compared to previous periods.
The following data relate to the supply schedule of a product.PriceQuantity Supplied$51001020015250203002535030500Using the regular percentage change formula, what is the price elasticity of supply when price increases from $15 to $20?
A. 0.2 B. 1 C. 0.6 D. 0.5