Posted: January 9th, 2016

Specify a single equation econometric model that you consider should provide an adequate explanation for the annual variation in the dependent variable you have identified under

Specify a single equation econometric model that you consider should provide an adequate explanation for the annual variation in the dependent variable you have identified under Part(1) above. Your model should contain at least 2 but not more than 4 independent variables. Provide a detailed discussion of the expected relevance of the variables that you have selected, and the manner in which you would expect these variables to influence your dependent variable. At this stage, you should not be concerned about the availability of data on your proposed independent variables, but rather you should place an emphasis on the structure of your ideal model