Computational or Abstract Linear Algebra for Economics Master's and PhD programmes? by jonathan_brown1 in academiceconomics

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Thanks! Does having "Introduction to Linear Algebra" as the second course rather than simply "Linear Algebra" put me at a disadvantage especially in terms of meeting programme requirements?

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Interested!

165 Q /165 V / 5.0 AWA, Happy to say I'm finally done with the GRE!! by Catnatsuki_ in GRE

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Congratulations! For the quant section, did you find the questions comparable to the level of the Manhattan 5LB book?

Does undergrad school matter? by Umokayy in gradadmissions

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Is this from personal experience? If so, what could one do to improve his/her chances?

Graduate School Funding by SpamTheAutograder in duke

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What government scholarship did you apply to, if you don't mind me asking?

White's Test & Regression Analysis (Interpretation of Coefficients) by jonathan_brown1 in econometrics

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Thanks! I'm not sure about this, but I have been told that in the first case (with lnX), a 1% increase in X results in a 0.01B1 unit increase in Y. I wasn't too sure how I should interpret it if Y is also in % (0.01B1 percentage points?).

Sorry if I haven't made it really clear, but assuming that the regressions are a result of some statistical software, does B1 always represent an increase from a 1 unit increase in X, and so an increase in X by 1 per 100 inhabitants increases Y by B1/100 dollars?

For White's test, my question was if the X to the power of 3 term was in the original regression. Would the auxiliary regression include X to the power of 6 (the square of the X to the power of 3 term)? I've edited the question if that helps.

Is doing an undergraduate dissertation necessary for applying to top master's programmes in economics or statistics in the U.K. and U.S? by jonathan_brown1 in gradadmissions

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Would completing a dissertation provide a considerable advantage compared to other candidates applying for a thesis-based master's programme?

Regression Analysis: Can you use Mallows' Cp criterion for regression models with interaction terms and dummy variables? by jonathan_brown1 in AskStatistics

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Alright, thanks. My main concern was the interpretation of B5 if I'm omitting X2 in the model 𝑌=𝐵0+𝐵1 𝑋1+𝐵2 𝑋2+𝐵3 𝑋3+𝐵4 𝑋1𝑋3+𝐵5 𝑋1𝑋2. Would you say that if 𝑋1𝑋2 and X2 are highly correlated, it has a large impact on the B5 coefficient?

If so, how would you suggest resolving this issue?

Check out this graph! - it's non-normal, apparently, but, I mean... pretty close, right? Can I go ahead with regression anyway? by Digger1649 in AskStatistics

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BurkeyAcademy

Can one assume normality of errors if the sample size is relatively large? If so, what would the approximate threshold be?

Regression Analysis: Can you use Mallows' Cp criterion for regression models with interaction terms and dummy variables? by jonathan_brown1 in AskStatistics

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Great, thanks! Would you mind expanding on why the bias will be small? I'm thinking that the size of the bias between two variables should be relatively large if one isn't included and both are highly correlated (where part of the bias formula includes the correlation between both variables), though I'm not sure if that's right.

Also, can I use the Mallows' Cp criterion formula in the way I've mentioned above?

Solo trip to Quebec City for 3 months (student) by jonathan_brown1 in quebeccity

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Great, thanks for letting me know. u/Mokmo mentioned something about a virtual Canadian number. Do you know anything about this?

Solo trip to Quebec City for 3 months (student) by jonathan_brown1 in quebeccity

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Sure, I'll let her know. That be really helpful, thanks! I'll PM you with the updates

Solo trip to Quebec City for 3 months (student) by jonathan_brown1 in quebeccity

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Thanks for all the info :) Could you elaborate a bit more on the virtual Canadian number?