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MHSET ECONOMICS JANUARY (PAPER III) 2018
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MHSET ECONOMICS JANUARY (PAPER III) 2018
The precision of OLS estimator is measured by their :
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Which one of the following is not a part of classical assumptions, in regression analysis?
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If the estimated is equal to the hypothesized the β2 ‘t’ value will be equal to :
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Which of the following are plausible approaches to dealing with a model that exhibits ‘heteroscedasticity’ ?
(i) Take logarithms of each of the variables
(ii) Use suitably modified standard errors
(iii) Use generalised least squares procedure
(iv) Add logged values of the variables to the regression equations
(i) Take logarithms of each of the variables
(ii) Use suitably modified standard errors
(iii) Use generalised least squares procedure
(iv) Add logged values of the variables to the regression equations
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Non-stationary time series is one with :
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What can you say about the following statements ?
(i) Cournot’s duopoly model assumes a homogeneous product of producers.
(ii) Cournot assumes the price of the rival producer constant.
(i) Cournot’s duopoly model assumes a homogeneous product of producers.
(ii) Cournot assumes the price of the rival producer constant.
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