Your Textbook Only Analyzed the Case of an Error-In-Variables Bias $\widetilde { X _ { i } } = X _ { i } + w _ { i }$

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Essay

Your textbook only analyzed the case of an error-in-variables bias of the type $\widetilde { X _ { i } } = X _ { i } + w _ { i }$
What if the error were generated in the simple regression model by entering data that always contained the same typographical error, say $\widetilde { X } _ { i } = X _ { i } + a \text { or } \widetilde { X } _ { i } = b X _ { i }$ where a and b are constants. What effect would this have on your regression model?

Recognize the economic effect of changes in price on quantity demanded versus shifts in the demand curve.

Understand market equilibrium and the effects of supply and demand changes on equilibrium price.

Analyze the impact of external factors, such as technological advancements or resource price changes, on market supply and demand.

Grasp the concept of complementary and substitute goods in the context of market strategies.

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