Multiple Choice
The GLS estimator
A) is always the more efficient estimator when compared to OLS.
B) is the OLS estimator of the coefficients in a transformed model, where the errors of the transformed model satisfy the Gauss-Markov conditions.
C) cannot handle binary variables, since some of the transformations require division by one of the regressors.
D) produces identical estimates for the coefficients, but different standard errors.
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