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Consider the model: log (wage) = Consider the model: log (wage)  =   +   female +   graduate +   female * graduate + u , where graduate is a dummy variable (1 if the person has graduated from college, and 0 otherwise) , and female is a dummy variable (1 if the person is female, and 0 otherwise) . Which of the following measures the return of graduating from college for men? A)    +   B)    +   C)    +   D)    +  + Consider the model: log (wage)  =   +   female +   graduate +   female * graduate + u , where graduate is a dummy variable (1 if the person has graduated from college, and 0 otherwise) , and female is a dummy variable (1 if the person is female, and 0 otherwise) . Which of the following measures the return of graduating from college for men? A)    +   B)    +   C)    +   D)    +  female + Consider the model: log (wage)  =   +   female +   graduate +   female * graduate + u , where graduate is a dummy variable (1 if the person has graduated from college, and 0 otherwise) , and female is a dummy variable (1 if the person is female, and 0 otherwise) . Which of the following measures the return of graduating from college for men? A)    +   B)    +   C)    +   D)    +  graduate + Consider the model: log (wage)  =   +   female +   graduate +   female * graduate + u , where graduate is a dummy variable (1 if the person has graduated from college, and 0 otherwise) , and female is a dummy variable (1 if the person is female, and 0 otherwise) . Which of the following measures the return of graduating from college for men? A)    +   B)    +   C)    +   D)    +  female * graduate + u , where graduate is a dummy variable (1 if the person has graduated from college, and 0 otherwise) , and female is a dummy variable (1 if the person is female, and 0 otherwise) . Which of the following measures the return of graduating from college for men?

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