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Table 2: Regression Analysis/Predictive Model
(R²=.883 N=20)

Variable Coefficient Standard Error t-Value Significance

Percent of State's Population in Largest MSA* 0.04797 0.006 8.548 0.000

Mountain Division (dummy variable) 0.01146 0.004 2.621 0.017

* MSA = Metropolitan Statistical Area
Note: The regression was originally run with a constant, but it was not significant at the .05 level and was excluded from further regressions. The R-Squared from a regression through the origin is not directly comparable with a model including the intercept.

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Variable	Coefficient	Standard Error	t-Value	Significance

Percent of State's Population in Largest MSA*	0.04797	0.006	8.548	0.000
Mountain Division (dummy variable)	0.01146	0.004	2.621	0.017

Table 2: Regression Analysis/Predictive Model (R2=.883 N=20)

* MSA = Metropolitan Statistical Area Note: The regression was originally run with a constant, but it was not significant at the .05 level and was excluded from further regressions. The R-Squared from a regression through the origin is not directly comparable with a model including the intercept.

Table 2: Regression Analysis/Predictive Model
(R²=.883 N=20)

* MSA = Metropolitan Statistical Area
Note: The regression was originally run with a constant, but it was not significant at the .05 level and was excluded from further regressions. The R-Squared from a regression through the origin is not directly comparable with a model including the intercept.