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Engel Curve

The Hills are Alive with the Sound of Music(al Instruments).

Given the opportunity  to model an Engel Curve of my choice, I modeled the dependent variable of real personal consumption expenditures of musical instruments with real disposable personal income all in billions of chained 2009 US dollars. The purpose of

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