Please do not explain, just say the answer like A,B,C,D, Suppose you have the regression model below with 50 observations.Z: = 2.80 +3.76Time- 0.25Z-1Considering significance level of 5%, what will be the critical table value for stationarity test?Select one:О а. 3.00О .-4.15O C.-4.38O d.-3.60O e. -2.93O f. -3.58O 8.-3.75O h. -3.50

The critical table value for stationarity test is -2.93

Suppose you have the regression model below with 50 observations. Z: = 2.80 +3.76Time- O.25Z1 Considering significance level of 5%, what will be the critical table value for stationarity test? Select one: O a.-3.00 O b.-4.15 O C-4.38 O d.-3.60 O e. -2.93 O f1358

Suppose you have the regression model below with 50 observations. Z: = 2.80 +3.76Time- O.25Z1 Considering significance level of 5%, what will be the critical table value for stationarity test? Select one: O a.-3.00 O b.-4.15 O C-4.38 O d.-3.60 O e. -2.93 O f1358

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