True or False:
( ) As defined by Goldberger (1972), a structural model represents causal relationships.
( ) Considering the model y=a+bx+u E[u]=0 is a sufficient condition for estimating the parameter b consistently.
( ) Considering the model y=a+bx+u if C[x,u]=0 we can say that x is "exogenous" in the model.
( ) Considering the model y=a+bx+u the normal distribution of u is not necessary for the validity of the t-test and of the F-test, provided that the sample is sufficiently large.
TRUE:As defined by Goldberger (1972), a structural model represents causal relationships.
FALSE:Considering the model y=a+bx+u E[u]=0 is a sufficient condition for estimating the parameter b consistently.
TRUE: Considering the model y=a+bx+u if C[x,u]=0 we can say that x is "exogenous" in the model.
FASLE:
Considering the model y=a+bx+u the normal distribution of u is not necessary for the validity of the t-test and of the F-test, provided that the sample is sufficiently large.
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