Multiple Choice
If one was attempting to build a model that predicted a person's height-which has to be positive, why might it still be the case that you wouldn't consider this as a limited dependent variable?
A) The sample of heights will always be a selected sample.
B) You need an appropriate instrumental variable for height.
C) It is very unlikely that the 0 boundary for height is a binding restriction in any sample of individuals.
D) It will depend on your sample size.
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