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As you walk into your econometrics exam, a friend bets you 10 that she will outscore you on the exam. Let X be a random variable denoting your winnings. X can take the values 10,0 if there is a tie, or -10 . You know that the probability distribution for X, f(x), depends on whether she studied for the exam or not. Let Y=0 if she studied and Y=1 if she did not study. Consider the following joint distribution table. TABLE CANT COPY (a) Fill in the missing elements in the table. (b) Compute E(X).

SOLVED: Let ECON10 denote the percentage of econometric students at UWI who need to receive a passing score on a standardized econometrics exam. The government wishes to estimate the effects of the locally funded tertiary econometrics analysis software on students' performance. In fact, the government expects the analysis software to have a positive ceteris paribus effect on performance, all other things being equal. If a student who is underprivileged and unable to purchase the software becomes