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Thinking Like a Macroeconomist Means Focusing on Connections Between Input

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Thinking like a macroeconomist means focusing on connections between input markets and output markets.

Recognize the purpose and significance of the F-test in ANOVA.
Identify what variability within and between groups signifies in the context of ANOVA.
Comprehend the formula for computing the F statistic and its interpretation.
Interpret factorial ANOVA designs and their implications for research questions.

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