A linear regression model is estimated using OLS. It turns out that the estimated equals zero. This implies that:
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A linear regression model is estimated using OLS. It turns out that the estimated equals zero. This implies that:
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A linear regression model y=α+β x+ε is estimated using OLS. It turns out that the estimated R² equals zero. This implies that: (A) All x 's are necessarily zero (B) β̂=1 and y=α̂+x (C) β̂=0 or all x 's are constant (D) There are no implications for β̂
Also written as: A linear regression model y=alpha+beta x+epsilon is estimated using OLS. It turns out that the estimated R^2 equals zero. This implies that:
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The share of variation in the dependent variable that the regression explains.
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