INTERPRETATION OF & ANALYSIS OF WORK-RELATED DATA Statistics Project

INTERPRETATION OF & ANALYSIS OF WORK-RELATED DATA - Statistics Project Example The interest rate has an effect on the structure of corporate debt. The overall corporate use of dept and the maturity of the debt are affected by the level of the nominal interest. Interest rates have real effects and this will result to inflation. The table suggests that the sampled period had 14.1 percentage points in the ration of the capital financed and the debt incurred. Raising the effective tax on the corporate income from minimum to maximum raised the financed debt by 11.3%. The controlled interest rates resulted to larger estimated effects of taxes on average. Tit rSt = Tit (r + ΔrSt ) = rTit + TitΔrSt. ΔrSt and Tit values are statistically independent. The estimated coefficient should be Tit= r. when ΔrSt together with Tit values are negatively correlated, coefficient Tit will be biased downwards due to the removed value. The table show a correlation between ΔrSt and it T is -0.37. the same results expected in column one which will symbol that the firm assets are longer term because more debt is used. Column two if the table shows the non parametric test, to show if the data is directed correlated to tax. The tax variable was interacted with ghost variables to show the level of the short term interest rate in that year. The results indicate the coefficient is positive. Years when the interest rate is below the quartile, the Tit rSt is replaced by rSt. The level of interest rate is 2%. The content of the table is excellent because it summarizes different variables that are the corporate debt, tax rates, interests/other variables and corporate assets. Interest and other yearly variables of the firm are using a 3 year Treasury bond rate and 3 month Treasury bill rate. It also indicates the calculated Dow Jones index. This is calculated by averaging the opening stock and closing price in each month averaged by monthly figures. The values of the firm GDP is also shown as a