Week 4 Flashcards

1
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Formula for b

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2
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Elaborate what each part of this regression constitutes?

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  • e is regression residual
  • b1 captures the linear relation between Yi and X1i net of the influence of X2i
  • b2 captures the linear relation between Yi and X2i net of the influence of X1i
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3
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How to remove influence of X2i on X1i

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  • We run a regression of X1i on a constant and X2i
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4
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Elaborate the parts of the regression of X1i on X2i

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  • (c1 + d1 + X2i) is part of X1i explained by X2i or you can say is correlated with X2i
  • X1i(tilde) is part of X1i that is uncorrelated with X2i Cov(X1i(tilde), X2i) = 0
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5
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After you have removed the influence of X2i on X1i What do you do to get b1

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Run another regression of Yi on a constant and X1i(tilde)

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6
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Under what 2 assumptions for econometric model below, is b1 = beta 1 and b2 = beta 2

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  • (No perfect multicolinearlity) X1i and X2i must not be linearly and deterministically related. If they provide same information it is impossible to net out the influence of the other
  • Zero conditional mean E(ui | X1i, X2i) = 0
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7
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Assuming the 2 assumptions for b1 and b2 = beta 1 and beta 2 hold show the derivation of b1 = beta1 for the econometric model

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8
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Given multiple regression with a sample give the formula for b1(hat)

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9
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Under what 3 assumptions is b1(hat) and b2(hat) desirable estimators of b1 and b2 in that they are consistent and normally distributed.

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  • Large random sample
  • Large outliers in X1i, X2i and Yi are unlikely
  • No perfect collinearity
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10
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Given econometric model what 4 assumptions allow for estimators b1(hat) and b2(hat) to be consistent estimators of Beta 1 and Beta 2?

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  • Large random sample
  • Large outliers in X1i, X2i and Yi are unlikely
  • No perfect colienarity
  • Zero conditional mean
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11
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Assuming assumptions 1 to 4 hold and if we run a regression omitting X2i. Derive and show that Beta1 has omitted variable bias.

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12
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How will the bias for OVB be if both dropped variable and Covariance dropped variable and NOT dropped variable have same sign

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Positive

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13
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How will the bias for OVB be if both dropped variable and Covariance dropped variable and NOT dropped variable have different sign

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Negative

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14
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How will the bias for OVB be if both dropped variable and Covariance dropped variable and NOT dropped variable is zero

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Zero

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15
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For econometric model what can the zero conditional mean be replaced with.

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Conditional mean independence

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16
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What does being a consistent estimator mean?

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  • b(hat) becomes closer to b as sample size increases to infinity
  • b(hat) is normally distributed as sample size increases to infinity
17
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How to test if multiple regressors are significantly different from zero

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F-test