4. In the presence of heteroskedasticity (and assuming other standard OLS assumptions hold), it is correct...
4. In the presence of heteroskedasticity (and assuming other standard OLS assumptions hold), it is correct to
A. perform joint significance test using the usual F-statistic.
B. perform individual significance test using the usual t-statistic.
C. construct a 95% confidence interval using ± 1.96 times the usual standard error.
D. apply the usual formula to compute ?^2.
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In the presence of heteroskedasticity (and assuming other standard OLS assumptions hold), it is correct to
Answer :- d) apply the usual formula to compute R2
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