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Q1. Describe individual hypothesis testing with one suitable example from energy sector
highlighting the following points:
Introduction
Example from energy sector with five variables. Use cross-sectional data: Data for 100
countries for 2019 or any latest available year.
Hypothesis formulation: Null hypothesis and Alternative hypothesis
Decisions on rejection of null hypothesis.
Inference drawn from it.
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Introduction
Taking the 99 countries data of year 2018 to state the relationship between different
variable
Taking Variable GDPR, FDI, Fuel Import, Oil Rent & Population growth Rate
GDPR is considered as an independent variable
Example
Equation Used in E-views = GDPR(as Dependent Variable) , PR,FM,FDI & Oil Rent
(Independent Variable) using least square
Hypothesis Formulation:
Let’s
H0: B^ =0 (Independent Variable is not impacting Dependent variable)
Ha: B^ = 0 (Independent Variable is impacting Dependent variable)
Using P-Value we get the exact level of significance at which H0 can be rejected to
establish relationship between the variable
Population Growth rate
PM for PM the P- Value is 1.34% thus it is approx. 1% keeping all other factor constant
we can reject H0 at 1% level of significance
Thus, when the growth rate of PM will increase by 1% then GDPR will increase by
0.4732 % of the total GDP statistically at 1% level of significance, keeping all other
factors constant.
Fuel Import
FM (Fuel Import) P-Value is 93.36 % thus it is clearly state that FM is not an significant
predictor of GDPR
Thus H0 Null hypothesis accepted for these keeping all other factor constant
FDI
FDI is also not the significant predictor of GDPR keeping all other factor constant
as it gives P-Value = 52.2% (Thus H0 Accepted)
OIL RENT
Oil Rent P-Value is 0.24% thus H0 can be rejected at 1% level of Significance
keeping all other factor constant.
Thus, when the Oil Rent will increase by 1% then GDPR will decrease by 0.098584
% of the total GDP statistically at 1% level of significance, keeping all other factors
constant.