Suppose we run the OLS regression , where notations have their usual meaning. After this we get an estimate . Now we regress (OLS) on . The estimated coefficient of is . Which of the following is correct?
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Suppose we run the OLS regression , where notations have their usual meaning. After this we get an estimate . Now we regress (OLS) on . The estimated coefficient of is . Which of the following is correct?
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Suppose we run the OLS regression Yᵢ = α + β Xᵢ + ϵᵢ, where notations have their usual meaning. After this we get an estimate Ŷᵢ = α̂ + β̂Xᵢ. Now we regress (OLS) Yᵢ on Ŷᵢ. The estimated coefficient of Ŷᵢ is γ̂. Which of the following is correct? (A) γ̂ = α̂ (B) γ̂ = β̂ (C) γ̂ = 0 (D) γ̂ = 1
Also written as: Suppose we run the OLS regression Y_i = alpha + beta X_i + epsilon_i, where notations have their usual meaning. After this we get an estimate Y_hat_i = alpha_hat + beta_hatX_i. Now we regress (OLS) Y_i on Y_hat_i. The estimated coefficient of Y_hat_i is gamma_hat. Which of the following is correct?
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