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Business, 05.05.2020 20:21, 0spholbrooks

Consider a model with an interaction between expenditures: voteA 5 b0 1 b1prtystrA 1 b2expendA 1 b3expendB 1 b4expendA#expendB 1 u. What is the partial effect of expendB on voteA, holding prtystrA and expendA fixed? What is the partial effect of expendA on voteA? Is the expected sign for b4 obvious?

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