We are interested in checking if larger cities have higher


We are interested in checking if larger cities have higher rates of influenza than we would expect just from them being larger (Does a 1% increase in population result in a more than 1% increase in Influenza). We have a dataset with information on the number of flu cases, the population of the town and the average temperature in December. We get the following regression results

log(Influenza)=170.4 + 1.2log(city_population) - 0.03 Dec_temp

(17.3) (0.08) (0.001)

n=129, R^2= 34

Test if the elasticity (Coefficient on city population) of influenza with respect to population is one. Conduct a one sided test at the 1% level.

a. Please write out the null and alternative hypothesis for a one sided test

b. Compute the t-statistic and determine if it is statistically significant. Please include a picture.

c. Compute the p-value for the coefficient on population.

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