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Consider the following simple linear regression model: y = β0 + β1x + u. Using a sample of n observations on x and y, you estimate the model by OLS and obtain the estimates βˆ 0, βˆ 1, and the R-squared of the regression, R2 . Then you scale this sample by a factor of 100, obtain a new sample {xi/100; yi/100} for i = 1, . . . , n, re-estimate the model by OLS, and denote the new coefficient estimates by β˜ 0, β˜ 1, and the new R-squared of the regression by R˜2 .
a) Give the expression of β˜ 1 in terms of βˆ 1, and justify your answer.
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