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Which of the following assumptions is required for two stages least squares estimation with time series data but not required for two-stage least squares estimation with cross sectional data?
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If the instrumental variable estimator has an upward bias, the ordinary least square estimator always has a downward bias.
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Two stage least squares estimation cannot be applied to a panel data set.
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A standard linear model which is supposed to measure a causal relationship is called a structural equation.
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Consider the following simple regression model y =
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Consider the following simple regression model y = β0 + β1x1 + u. Suppose Corr(x,u) > 0, Corr(z,x) > 0, and Corr(z,u) < 0. Then, the OLS estimator has a(n) _____.
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Consider the following simple regression model y = β0 + β1x1 + u and z is an instrument for x. Suppose x and z are both positively correlated with u and Corr(z,x) > 0. Then, the asymptotic bias in the IV estimator is less than that for OLS only if:
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Which of the following is true of two stage least squares estimators?
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Consider the following simple regression model y =
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1x1 + u. The variable z is a poor instrument for x if _____.


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The procedure of comparing different instrumental variables estimates of the same parameter is an example of testing _____.
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If we focus only on consistency, it is necessarily better to use IV than OLS if the correlation between z and u is smaller than that between x and u.
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The order condition for identification of an equation requires that there should be _____.
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Consider the following simple regression model: y =
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Which does an intention-to-treat parameter measure in a program evaluation study?
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Consider the following simple regression model: y =
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1x1 + u. In order to obtain consistent estimators of
0 and
1, when x and u are correlated, a new variable z is introduced into the model which satisfies the following two conditions: Cov(z,x)
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Which of the following assumptions is required for two-stage least squares estimation method?
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Identification fails when there are more included endogenous variables than excluded exogenous variables in the structural equation.
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What can we conclude about the endogeneity of an explanatory variable if the OLS and 2SLS estimates are significantly different? Assume that the instrument used was exogenous.
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The sampling variance for the instrumental variables (IV) estimator is larger than the variance for the ordinary least square estimators (OLS) because _____.
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The necessary condition for identification of an equation is called the _____.
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