Sol:
Given that:
In statistics heteroskedasticity happens when the standard errors of a variable mentioned over a specific amount of time are non constant
Consider the model, , where sorting the residuals based on the and
Goldfeld-Quandt Statistic | 1.475 | 0.843 |
If there is heteroskedasticity present at the 5% critical-F value of 1.624
Based on the given data the answer is
B) White's heteroskedastic-consistent standard errors
Option " B " is correct .
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