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[See] The following equation was estimated as the demand function for gasoline (number of observations equals 1,682, and standard errors are in parentheses):

Question: The following equation was estimated as the demand function for gasoline (number of observations equals 1,682, and standard errors are in parentheses):

Where Q = gallons of gas demanded per week by a household, P = price per gallon of gasoline, Age = age of the head of household, Y = income level, and P, = an index of the price for automobiles, D = Number of drivers, U = urban (inner city) location, R = rural (not suburban) location.

  1. Interpret the coefficients of the various variables in the preceding demand equation.
  2. How much confidence do you have in each of these coefficient estimates?

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