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    Regression Analysis

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    The document contains regression statistics and analysis of output, capital employed, and number of employees in an Indian industry from 2000-2010. It shows that: - The multiple R (correlation coefficient) is 0.8148, indicating a strong positive correlation between the variables. - The R-square value is 0.6639, meaning the regression model explains about 66% of the variability in output. - Both capital and labor have a positive relationship with output, though labor's effect is slightly smaller and less significant statistically.

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    Regression Analysis

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    The document contains regression statistics and analysis of output, capital employed, and number of employees in an Indian industry from 2000-2010. It shows that: - The multiple R (correlation coefficient) is 0.8148, indicating a strong positive correlation between the variables. - The R-square value is 0.6639, meaning the regression model explains about 66% of the variability in output. - Both capital and labor have a positive relationship with output, though labor's effect is slightly smaller and less significant statistically.

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    The document contains regression statistics and analysis of output, capital employed, and number of employees in an Indian industry from 2000-2010. It shows that: - The multiple R (correlation coefficient) is 0.8148, indicating a strong positive correlation between the variables. - The R-square value is 0.6639, meaning the regression model explains about 66% of the variability in output. - Both capital and labor have a positive relationship with output, though labor's effect is slightly smaller and less significant statistically.

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    Regression Analysis

    Uploaded by

    Nikunj Beladiya
    The document contains regression statistics and analysis of output, capital employed, and number of employees in an Indian industry from 2000-2010. It shows that: - The multiple R (correlation coefficient) is 0.8148, indicating a strong positive correlation between the variables. - The R-square value is 0.6639, meaning the regression model explains about 66% of the variability in output. - Both capital and labor have a positive relationship with output, though labor's effect is slightly smaller and less significant statistically.

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    SUMMAR

    Y OUTPUT
    Regressio
    n
    Statistics
    Multiple R 0.814823
    R Square 0.663936
    Adjusted
    0.567918
    R Square
    Standard
    0.731447
    Error
    Observati
    10
    ons
    ANOVA

    Regressio
    n
    Residual
    Total

    df

    SS

    MS

    7.398915

    3.699457694

    7
    9

    3.745098
    11.14401

    0.53501403

    Coefficien Standard
    ts
    Error
    Intercept 17.637 5.520829

    Significance
    F

    6.914693 0.02200268

    P-value

    Lower 95%

    3.194630007

    Upper
    95%
    0.015179 4.58231959 30.69169

    Lower
    95.0%
    4.58232

    Upper
    95.0%
    30.69169

    0.532772503

    0.610679

    t Stat

    X Variable
    1

    2.2E-05

    4.13E-05

    -7.559E-05

    0.00012

    -7.6E-05

    0.00012

    X Variable
    2

    -7E-05

    3.54E-05 -1.964005295 0.090285 -0.0001532

    1.42E-05

    -0.00015

    1.42E-05

    year
    2000-01
    2001-02
    2002-03
    2003-04
    2004-05
    2005-06
    2006-07
    2007-08
    2008-09
    2009-10

    count
    sum
    maximum
    minimum
    mean
    median
    mode
    standard
    deviation

    production(mi
    capital
    no. of
    llion tones) employed (K) employees
    (Q)
    (in crore)
    (L)
    7.126
    18265 150832
    7.315
    17045 147601
    8.029
    16542 137496
    8.581
    15271 131910
    8.901
    20064 126857
    9.351
    21782 138211
    9.849
    25476 132973
    10.288
    28450 128804
    9.846
    34552 121295
    9.736
    43752 116950

    In (Q)
    1.96375007
    1.98992703
    2.08305999
    2.14955046
    2.18616363
    2.23548329
    2.28736993
    2.33097817
    2.28706528
    2.27583036

    10
    89.022
    10.288
    7.126
    8.9022
    9.126

    10
    241199
    43752
    15271
    24119.9
    20923

    Descriptive Data
    10
    1332929
    150832
    116950
    133292.9
    132441.5

    1.112755019

    9170.08784

    10691.748

    In (K)
    9.81274194
    9.74361218
    9.71365788
    9.63371088
    9.90668244
    9.98883922
    10.14549211
    10.25590344
    10.45022071
    10.68629261

    In (L)
    11.9239219
    11.9022680
    11.8313501
    11.7898752
    11.7508157
    11.8365368
    11.7979014
    11.7660471
    11.7059809
    11.6695018

    Output vs. Capital


    12
    11
    10
    9
    8

    Output vs. Capital

    6
    5

    output vs. Labour


    12
    11
    10

    10
    9

    8
    7
    6
    5

    Output vs. Capital

    output vs. Labour

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