TOPIC 5 MULTI REG Flashcards

1
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When using this model, we assume that it is….
1. Linear in the parameters
2. Nonlinear in the parameters

A
  1. Linear in the parameters
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2
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When using this model, we assume that
1. Fixed X values are dependent of the error term
2. Fixed X values are independent of the error term

A
  1. Fixed X values are independent of the error term
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3
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Independent vars (X) that are correlated with the error term are called…

A

ENDOGENOUS
a situation where an explanatory variable (independent variable) is correlated with the error term in a regression model. This correlation can lead to biased and inconsistent estimates if ordinary least squares (OLS) is used.

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4
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What is the mean value of the disturbance ui

A

= 0

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5
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What does homoscedasticity mean?

A

the spread of the residuals does not change

regardless of the value of the predictor variables.

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6
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We must assume that n must be (greater/less than) the # of parameters to be estimated

A

GREATER

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7
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Should there be a variation in the values of the X vars? Why or why not?

A

YES, if there is no var then we cannot explain our regression model properly

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8
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No ____ collinearity between the X vars

A

EXACT

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9
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Is there ever collinearity or multicollinearity?

A

NEVER

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10
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What does no collinearity mean?

A

None of the regressors can be written as exact linear combos of the remaining regressors in the model

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11
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The multi reg equation gives…

A

the conditional/expected mean of Y conditional upon the given/ values of X1 & X2

an equation to get (E)Yi

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12
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What does a high error variance cause?

A

An increase in the sampling variance because there is more “noise” in the equation

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13
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What does a large error variance lead to?

A

Leads to imprecise estimates

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14
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Does the error variance have a parallel relationship with sample size?

A

No, when sample size decreases error var wil not also decrease

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15
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Should you increase sample variation?

A

Yes
It leads to more precise estimates (ceteris paribus)

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16
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Total sample variation and sample size have an ______ relationship
1.inverse
2.indirect
3.direct

A
  1. direct (as one increases so does the other
17
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What does it imply when the coefficient of determination is high (close to 1)?

A

Means that the data fits the model well
[the independent var (X) can explain the dependent var (Y) well]

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