The probit model has the estimation form y = b'x + e, where y = 0 for farmers who answered "No" to the insurance purchase question; y = 1 for farmers who answered "Yes" to the insurance purchase question; x is a vector of explanatory variables; and b is a vector of coefficients.
First come first served means exactly that: for purchases, questions and flirting with the counter help.
Following the June 4 indictment of Kozlowski on 12 criminal counts related to sales tax evasion on $13.2 million in art purchases, questions are now swirling around the industrial conglomerate's handling of loans and purchases made by the company for its officers.
But that social network exists first, not the purchasing question.
That may seem odd: the purchase raised questions, to put it mildly, about the independence of the press from political interference, given the reliance of Dassault's fighter aircraft, in particular, on state contracts.
Magruder has been one of the committee's most outspoken members on the topic of the school district's iPad purchase, raising questions that the school board and Supt.
Even so, the stock purchases raise questions about how he could unwittingly come to invest in two relatively obscure companies, whose backers happen to include generous contributors to his political committees.
Now, thanks to Mark Zuckerberg's latest purchase, the question seems to be on everyone's mind.
A shop that announces that it will take back unwanted purchases, no questions asked, communicates that it is confident about the quality of its products, and is likely to be trusted.
His formulation of a purchase probability question regarding automobiles and other household appliances reads as follows (as reported in Manski 2004): Taking everything into account, what are the prospects that some member of your family will buy a ___ sometime during the next ___ months, between now and ___?
