|
Marriage equation | |||||
|
ι |
CONST |
-4.3763693 |
0.55324962 |
-7.9102978 |
2.5677386e-15 |
|
2 |
AGE |
0.21418401 |
0.043139929 |
4.9648671 |
6.8748145e-07 |
|
3 |
AGESQ |
-0.51795580 |
0.079614934 |
-6.5057619 |
7.7300593e-ll |
|
4 |
INCOME |
-0.51145351 |
0.74056524 |
-0.69062586 |
0.48980069 |
|
5 |
HOURS |
17.289871 |
5.4319801 |
3.1829777 |
0.0014576886 |
|
6 |
EDU |
0.089312581 |
0.010703995 |
8.3438546 |
7.1907376e-17 |
|
7 |
Yl-I |
-3.7919139 |
14.189318 |
-0.26723722 |
0.78928652 |
|
8 |
AGE*Y1-1 |
0.35270333 |
1.3112221 |
0.26898823 |
0.78793874 |
|
9 |
AGESQ*Y1-1 |
-0.87365174 |
2.7940551 |
-0.31268236 |
0.75452200 |
|
10 |
INCOME*Y1-1 |
-0.43636696 |
42.413562 |
-0.010288383 |
0.99179120 |
|
11 |
HOURS *Y1-1 |
-18.759856 |
83.030988 |
-0.22593801 |
0.82124963 |
|
12 |
EDU*Y1-1 |
0.019435893 |
0.24358026 |
0.079792561 |
0.93640224 |
|
13 |
Y2_l |
6.8288263 |
1.3384097 |
5.1021943 |
3.3573779e-07 |
|
14 |
AGE*Y2-1 |
-0.29792580 |
0.093888851 |
-3.1731755 |
0.0015078134 |
|
15 |
AGESQ*Y2-1 |
0.66746225 |
0.16147712 |
4.1334787 |
3.5731335e-05 |
|
16 |
INCOME*Y2-1 |
0.74751274 |
2.4496238 |
0.30515409 |
0.76024879 |
|
17 |
HOURS *Y2_1 |
-29.203653 |
9.3341623 |
-3.1286849 |
0.0017559047 |
|
18 |
EDU*Y2-1 |
-0.033526863 |
0.026827225 |
-1.2497328 |
0.21139718 |
|
19 |
Y1-1*Y2-1 |
-0.38054667 |
14.415970 |
-0.026397576 |
0.97894023 |
|
20 |
AGE*Y1-1*Y2-1 |
-0.077200587 |
1.3240386 |
-0.058306899 |
0.95350417 |
|
21 |
AGESQ*Y1-1*Y2-1 |
0.32627412 |
2.8128047 |
0.11599601 |
0.90765570 |
|
22 |
INCOME*Y1-1*Y2-1 |
4.3701346 |
45.419422 |
0.096217309 |
0.92334798 |
|
23 |
HOURS *Y1-1*Y2-1 |
7.7221368 |
92.321434 |
0.083644030 |
0.93333946 |
|
24 |
EDU*Y1-1*Y2-1 |
0.045841159 |
0.25406993 |
0.18042733 |
0.85681710 |
|
Correlation | |||||
|
ι |
CONST |
0.70090188 |
0.13873026 |
5.0522640 |
4.3660371e-07 |
|
2 |
Yl-I |
-3.0617732 |
58905.697 |
-5.1977539e-05 |
0.99995853 |
|
3 |
Y2_l |
-0.42309825 |
0.25439364 |
-1.6631636 |
0.096279688 |
|
4 |
Y1-1*Y2.1 |
1.8801661 |
58905.696 |
3.1918239e-05 |
0.99997453 |
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