An econometrician ran the following regression of average annual spending in a household (S) (measured in thousands of dollars) on the number of people in the family (N) for a random sample of 50 families:.Suspecting heteroscedasticity in the data, he then runs another regression as such:.How would you compare the slopes and intercepts of the two models?

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An econometrician ran the following regression of average annual spending in a household (S) (measured in thousands of dollars) on the number of people in the family (N) for a random sample of 50 families:<br/><br><img src='https://www.fatskills.com/images2/GradExams/71BB802D-7A02-4B34-80F0-8E20E59DFEEB.png' height='25' width='259'/>.<br/>Suspecting heteroscedasticity in the data, he then runs another regression as such:<br/><br><img src='https://www.fatskills.com/images2/GradExams/F982AD7E-6F05-41AF-9187-A5BFAD497022.png' height='27' width='310'/>.<br/>How would you compare the slopes and intercepts of the two models?<br/>





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