Multiple Choice
Why is the variance of the forecast y larger than the variance of the expected value of y?
A) the estimated forecast variance includes an estimate of 2
B) the estimated forecast variance includes weighted covariance terms of all paired variables
C) the Gauss-Markov theorem does not apply to forecast of a single observation
D) the expected value of confidence intervals rely on the standard normal distribution while forecast use a t distribution.
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