2. Use the variables in the table below to fill in the independent/explanatory variables for this distributed lag model. Remember, there will be some blank spots where we don't have the data available...

2. Use the variables in the table below to fill in the independent/explanatory variables for this<br>distributed lag model. Remember, there will be some blank spots where we don't have the data<br>available in this sample. (<br>Y:<br>Xe-1 (lagged 1<br>Xe2<br>Xt3<br>period)<br>1999<br>$4.2<br>$1.3<br>2000<br>$5.6<br>$0.8<br>2001<br>$5.91<br>$1.7<br>2002<br>$6.23<br>$0.96<br>2003<br>$7.19<br>$1.53<br>2004<br>$8.76<br>$1.49<br>2005<br>$9.05<br>$1.2<br>

Extracted text: 2. Use the variables in the table below to fill in the independent/explanatory variables for this distributed lag model. Remember, there will be some blank spots where we don't have the data available in this sample. ( Y: Xe-1 (lagged 1 Xe2 Xt3 period) 1999 $4.2 $1.3 2000 $5.6 $0.8 2001 $5.91 $1.7 2002 $6.23 $0.96 2003 $7.19 $1.53 2004 $8.76 $1.49 2005 $9.05 $1.2

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2. Use the variables in the table below to fill in the independent/explanatory variables for this distributed lag model. Remember, there will be some blank spots where we don't have the data available...

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