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CUNY Bernard M Baruch College
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ECO 3220 | Money Banking and Monetary Policy
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ECO 3250 | International Economics and Finance
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ECO 4000 | Statistical Analysis for Economics and Finance
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29) Consider the following least squares specification between testscores and the student- teacher ratio: = 557.8 + 36.42 ln ( Income ). According to this equation, a 1% increase income is associated with an increase in test scores of A) 0.36 points B