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I have one variable that lists the salaries of hockey players, and I have another variable ( a dummy variable ) that lists in 0 or 1 coefficients for those out of the salary variable who reported their salaries in Canadian dollars. I need to create another variable, based on the US exchange rate (.685/US) to convert only the Canadian salaries into US dollars, and leave the US dollar salaries in tact. Any help is greatly appreciated
I have one variable that lists the salaries of hockey players, and I have another variable ( a dummy variable ) that lists in 0 or 1 coefficients for those out of the salary variable who reported their salaries in Canadian dollars. I need to create another variable, based on the US exchange rate (.685/US) to convert only the Canadian salaries into US dollars, and leave the US dollar salaries in tact. Any help is greatly appreciated
Good Guy Greg here again.
1. Make a series called EXCHANGE_RATE and have the following equation:
exchange_rate=0.685*(cad_salary=1)+1*(cad_salary=0 )
This will help sort out who is already in Canadian dollars, and those who are US dollars.
2.Make a series called USD_SALARY and have the following equation:
usd_salary=exchange_rate*salary.
This will pretty much multiply the exchange rate for those are in Canadian and also those who are already in USD.
dam..got blocked from enrolling at SFU next semester because i didn't complete my FAL/LPI requirement..
Does anyone know how to submit LPI grades after you complete it?
If you haven't done LPI already, I suggest you either do it right now or take FAL X99. The results I think take weeks to get in, and if you fail =T. Personally I suggest you enroll in FAL though, the class is soooo easy. I took it last fall and we did 1 essay a month, and during the last day we like took pictures and had food lmao.
If you haven't done LPI already, I suggest you either do it right now or take FAL X99. The results I think take weeks to get in, and if you fail =T. Personally I suggest you enroll in FAL though, the class is soooo easy. I took it last fall and we did 1 essay a month, and during the last day we like took pictures and had food lmao.
except... it costs money to take a course and requires more work than just simply writing the LPI.
For the people taking econ 301 with christoph, do you guys know how to do those tax questions in his assignment and practice midterm? He never went over it in class and the textbook doesn't really explain how to do it. Considering he has the tax questions on both practices, im assuming he's going to put it on the midterm. Any help?
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but only with the money given to me to date the others 
im gonna bomb the long answers tmr
