This what u need to do.

COE = ax1 + bx2 + c

a = r1 (correlation for coe prices and quota)

b = r2 (correlation for coe prices and gdp)

you need to superimpose COE vs quota and COE vs gdp linear regression graphs:

COE

COE vs GDP

COE vs quota

QUOTA/
GDP
Obtain the values at the red circle

you should have the coe price, the quota and the gdp.

What does this intersection point means?

At a specific point on the line , each coe price will give you specific quota and gdp. But you only
know gdp or quota based on individual linear regression line graphs. When u superimpose and
intersect the graphs, you can obtain a specific coe value and their corresponding quota and gdp
values.

So now you have coe, quota, gdp, a, and b values, you can find c.