Economics

Your textbook mentions heteroskedasticity- and autocorrelation- consistent standard errors. Explain ...

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Money supply is linked to the monetary base by the money multiplier. Macroeconomic textbooks tell ...

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The formulae for the AIC and the BIC are different. The A) AIC is preferred because it is easier ...

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The interpretation of the coefficients in a distributed lag regression as causal dynamic effects ...

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Given the relationship between the two variables, the following is most likely to be exogenous: ...

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Infeasible GLS A) requires too much memory even for today's PCs. B) uses complicated interative ...

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When Xt is strictly exogenous, the following estimator(s) of dynamic causal effects are available: ...

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The long-run cumulative dynamic multiplier A) cannot be calculated since in the long-run, we are ...

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The Cochrane-Orcutt iterative method is A) a special case of GLS estimation. B) a method to ...

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GLS involves A) writing the model in differences and estimating it by OLS, using HAC standard ...

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The distributed lag model assumptions include all of the following with the exception of: A) ...

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In the distributed lag model, the dynamic causal effect A) is the sequence of coefficients on the ...

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The impact effect is the A) zero period dynamic multiplier. B) h period dynamic multiplier, ...

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The distributed lag model is given by A) Yt = 0 + 1Xt + 2Yt-1 + ut. B) Yt = 0 + 1Yt-1 + 2Yt-2 + ...

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Consider the distributed lag model Yt = 0 + 1Xt + 2Xt-1 + 3Xt-2 + + r+1Xt-r + ut. The dynamic ...

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A seasonal binary (or indicator or dummy) variable, in the case of monthly data, A) is a binary ...

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Ascertaining whether or not a regressor is strictly exogenous or exogenous ultimately requires all ...

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A distributed lag regression A) is also called AR(p). B) can also be used with cross-sectional ...

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To calculate the J-statistic you regress the A) squared values of the TSLS residuals on all ...

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Briefly describe the difference between the following models: censored and truncated regression ...

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What would the correlation coefficient be if all observations for the two variables were on a curve ...

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Think of the situation of rolling two dice and let M denote the sum of the number of dots on the two ...

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The critical value of F4, at the 5 significance level is A) 3.84 B) 2.37 C) 1.94 D) Cannot be ...

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Imagine you regressed earnings of individuals on a constant, a binary variable (Male) which takes on ...

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