Regression with a Binary Dependent Variable - Chapter 9
CPPA Lecture 22. Course Notes I Endgame I Take-home nal I Distributed Friday 19 May I Due Tuesday 23 May (Paper or emailed PDF ok; no Word, Excel, etc.) I Problem Set 7 I Optional, worth up to 2 percentage points of extra credit I Due Friday 19 May I Regression with a Binary Dependent Variable.
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