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Evaluating a College Attendance Model
An economist creates a model to explain why some high school graduates choose to attend college while others do not. The model only considers two factors: the student's final high school grade point average (GPA) and the average annual tuition cost of colleges in their home state. Evaluate the effectiveness of this model. In your response, discuss both its potential strengths and weaknesses by referring to the key characteristics of a useful economic model.
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