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    The Model: G(z) = , Where (Z) =
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The Model: G(z) = , Where (Z) =

Question 13

Question 13

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The model: G(z) = The model: G(z)  =   , where   (z)  = (2   ) <sup>-1/2</sup>exp(-z<sup>2</sup>/2)  represents a: A) Tobit model. B) logit model. C)  probit model. D)  linear probability model. , where The model: G(z)  =   , where   (z)  = (2   ) <sup>-1/2</sup>exp(-z<sup>2</sup>/2)  represents a: A) Tobit model. B) logit model. C)  probit model. D)  linear probability model. (z) = (2 The model: G(z)  =   , where   (z)  = (2   ) <sup>-1/2</sup>exp(-z<sup>2</sup>/2)  represents a: A) Tobit model. B) logit model. C)  probit model. D)  linear probability model. ) -1/2exp(-z2/2) represents a:


A) Tobit model.
B) logit model.
C) probit model.
D) linear probability model.

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