A) the structural equations rewritten with endogenous variables as a function of exogenous variables
B) the structural equations without the endogenous regressors
C) the exogenous variables reworked as a function of the other exogenous variables
D) the equations remaining when the parameters of structural equations are reduced to generate additional degrees of freedom
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Multiple Choice
A) none-no techniques exist
B) OLS
C) 2SLS
D) GLS
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Multiple Choice
A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
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Multiple Choice
A) specialized t-values are needed for inference and hypothesis testing
B) the distribution is not widely available otherwise
C) it is algebraically difficult to find structural parameter estimates from reduced form estimates,so the software needs to use specialized algorithms when algebra does not work
D) it is too easy to make a data handling mistake when capturing predicted values to use as regressors in the second stage
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Multiple Choice
A) estimate parameters of reduced form equations and find predicted values
B) find a random sample large enough to divide into 2 separate samples for the two stages
C) estimate parameters of the structural equations using OLS
D) use reduced form parameter estimates as explanatory variables
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Multiple Choice
A) ![]()
B) ![]()
C) ![]()
D) The direction of the bias depends on the sample correlation.
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Multiple Choice
A) twice squared linear series
B) second summed linear sample
C) second order stationary logical sequence
D) two stage least squares
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Multiple Choice
A) unique coefficient estimates for each variable cannot be identified using least squares
B) the economic value of the predicted value cannot be identified
C) the economic relationships are unclear and the equation should be dropped form the system
D) the exogenous variables have been incorrectly identified
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Multiple Choice
A) unbiased and consistent in large samples
B) biased and inconsistent in all sample sizes
C) biased but consistent in large samples
D) unbiased but inconsistent unless collected through random sampling
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Multiple Choice
A) too many endogenous variables are included in the equation to estimate a unique parameter value
B) the sample size is not large enough to rely on asymptotic estimator properties
C) the simultaneous nature of the equations makes random samples impossible to obtain
D) the sample size is not large enough to allow M*(M-1) degrees of freedom
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Multiple Choice
A) unbiased and consistent in large samples
B) unbiased but inconsistent in all sample sizes
C) biased but consistent in large samples
D) biased and inconsistent for structural equations,but unbiased and consistent for reduced form equations
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Multiple Choice
A) still consistent in large samples,but no longer BLUE
B) there will be correlation in the structural equations,causing estimators to be inconsistent
C) there are no consequences,only structural parameters matter
D) small sample properties no longer hold,but asymptotic properties still apply
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Multiple Choice
A) estimate parameters of reduced form equations and find predicted values
B) find a random sample large enough to divide into 2 separate samples for the two stages
C) estimate parameters of the structural equations using predicted values from reduced form equations
D) use reduced form parameter estimates as explanatory variables
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Multiple Choice
A) The number of endogenous variables excluded from the equation must be at least as large as M-1
B) the number of endogenous variables excluded must be at least M/2
C) the number of exogenous variables in the equation must be greater than the number of endogenous variables in the equation
D) the sample size must be large enough to allow M * (M-1) degrees of freedom
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Multiple Choice
A) exogenous
B) explanatory
C) regressors
D) endogenous
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