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    This document summarizes the results of a multivariate regression analysis examining the relationship between personal expenditures, annual income, and family income. For an additive model, the slopes for annual income and family income were positive but not statistically significant, and the model explained only 5% of the variability in personal expenditures. For a multiplicative model, family income had a statistically significant positive relationship with expenditures, while annual income did not, and the model explained 13.4% of the variability.

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    This document summarizes the results of a multivariate regression analysis examining the relationship between personal expenditures, annual income, and family income. For an additive model, the slopes for annual income and family income were positive but not statistically significant, and the model explained only 5% of the variability in personal expenditures. For a multiplicative model, family income had a statistically significant positive relationship with expenditures, while annual income did not, and the model explained 13.4% of the variability.

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    This document summarizes the results of a multivariate regression analysis examining the relationship between personal expenditures, annual income, and family income. For an additive model, the slopes for annual income and family income were positive but not statistically significant, and the model explained only 5% of the variability in personal expenditures. For a multiplicative model, family income had a statistically significant positive relationship with expenditures, while annual income did not, and the model explained 13.4% of the variability.

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    Multi-Variate Analysis: Multivariate regression analysis was done taking the 26

    responses only as not all responses could be converted to log linear values. We have taken the
    same responses for both additive and multiplicative.

    7500

    600000

    750000
    125000
    0
    125000
    0

    150000

    750000

    7500

    400000

    750000

    12500

    Mukul

    400000

    750000

    7500

    Mukul
    Soumya
    Lahiri

    400000

    750000

    7500

    400000
    100000
    0

    750000

    7500

    750000

    What's
    your
    annual
    income in
    case you
    are
    working?
    (LN)
    12.89921
    983
    11.91839
    057
    12.89921
    983
    12.89921
    983
    13.59236
    701
    13.81551
    056
    11.91839
    057
    12.89921
    983
    13.30468
    493
    11.91839
    057
    12.89921
    983
    12.89921
    983
    12.89921
    983
    12.89921
    983
    13.81551
    056

    125000
    0
    750000

    12500
    5

    11.91839
    057
    13.30468

    What is
    your
    name?
    Chirag
    Gupta

    What's
    your
    annual
    income
    in case
    you are
    working
    ?

    How
    much
    persona
    l
    expens
    es do
    you
    incur
    monthl
    y?

    400000

    Abhijit Kar
    Swastik
    mohanty
    Surendar
    sahini

    150000

    Rahul
    Anuj
    Thakral

    800000
    100000
    0

    Amandeep
    Sagarica
    Brahma
    Steve
    Morse
    Prasoon
    Purwar
    Arupam
    Sengupta

    150000

    400000
    400000

    400000

    Ranjan
    Suraj
    Khandelwa
    l
    150000
    Sitanshu
    600000

    What is
    your
    Family
    Income
    ?
    175000
    0
    125000
    0
    125000
    0
    150000
    0
    175000
    0
    250000
    0

    7500
    7500
    7500
    7500
    7500
    25000

    7500
    7500

    What is
    your
    Family
    Income?
    (LN)
    14.37512
    635
    14.03865
    411
    14.03865
    411
    14.22097
    567
    14.37512
    635
    14.73180
    129
    13.52782
    849
    14.03865
    411
    14.03865
    411
    13.52782
    849
    13.52782
    849
    13.52782
    849
    13.52782
    849
    13.52782
    849
    13.52782
    849

    How
    much
    personal
    expenses
    do you
    incur
    monthly ?
    (LN)
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    10.12663
    11
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    9.433483
    923
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    1.609437
    912

    14.03865
    411
    13.52782

    9.433483
    923
    1.609437

    Kumar
    Anisha
    Kanjilal
    Swadhin
    Sahu
    Arna
    NEogy

    400000

    Chandan
    Archisman
    Ghosh

    400000

    750000
    175000
    0
    125000
    0
    125000
    0

    150000

    750000

    7500

    Sid Ghosh

    400000

    17500

    Arup
    abhimav
    capoor
    Rahul
    yadav

    150000

    750000
    125000
    0

    150000

    750000

    7500

    800000

    750000

    17500

    400000
    150000

    12500
    7500
    7500
    17500

    7500

    Additive
    Dependant Variable: Personal Expenditure
    Independent Variable #1: Annual Income
    Independent Variable #2: Family Income

    493
    12.89921
    983
    12.89921
    983
    11.91839
    057
    12.89921
    983
    11.91839
    057
    12.89921
    983
    11.91839
    057
    11.91839
    057
    13.59236
    701

    849
    13.52782
    849
    14.37512
    635
    14.03865
    411
    14.03865
    411
    13.52782
    849
    13.52782
    849
    14.03865
    411
    13.52782
    849
    13.52782
    849

    912
    9.433483
    923
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    9.769956
    16
    8.922658
    3
    9.769956
    16
    8.922658
    3
    8.922658
    3
    9.769956
    16

    Dependent
    Variable

    Consta
    nt

    slope(X
    1)

    slope(X
    2)

    Adjusted
    R2

    Personal
    Expenditure
    Incurred

    4398.14
    0

    0.002

    0.004

    0.050

    Significant level

    0.143

    0.649

    0.139

    Std Coefficient

    Multiplicative

    0.095

    0.314

    Dependent
    Variable

    Consta
    nt

    slope(X
    1)

    slope(X
    2)

    Adjusted R2

    Personal
    Expenditure
    Incurred

    -3.189

    -1.196

    1.949

    0.134

    Significant
    level

    0.838

    0.67

    0.083

    -0.366

    0.345

    Std Coefficient
    Interpretation

    All the independent variables in the additive model had the slope signs (positive),
    which is consistent with the Apriori Reasoning.

    The R-sq. value is 5%, which signifies that the model explains that the variability of
    the response data is not around its mean.

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