Let and be jointly normal, . If and , then
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Let X and Y be jointly normal, (X,Y)~ N(μ_X,μ_Y,σ_X²,σ_Y²,ρ). If σ_X²=σ_Y² and 0<ρ<1, then (A) the OLS regression of Y on X yields a slope less than unity, and that of X on Y a slope greater than unity (B) the OLS regression of Y on X yields a slope less than unity, and that of X on Y a slope less than unity (C) the OLS regression of Y on X yields a slope greater than unity, and that of X on Y a slope less than unity (D) it is not possible to draw conclusions about the magnitude of the slope with the given information
Also written as: Let X and Y be jointly normal, (X,Y)~ N(mu_X,mu_Y,sigma_X^2,sigma_Y^2,rho). If sigma_X^2=sigma_Y^2 and 0<rho<1, then
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