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Consider a Regression with Two Variables,in Which X1i Is the Variable

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Consider a regression with two variables,in which X1i is the variable of interest and X2i is the control variable.Conditional mean independence requires


A) E(ui|X1i,X2i) = E(ui|X2i)
B) E(ui|X1i,X2i) = E(ui|X1i)
C) E(ui|X1i) = E(ui|X2i)
D) E(ui) = E(ui|X2i)

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