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Prove That Under the Extended Least Squares Assumptions the OLS

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Prove that under the extended least squares assumptions the OLS estimator Prove that under the extended least squares assumptions the OLS estimator   is unbiased and that its variance-covariance matrix is   (X'X)-1. is unbiased and that its variance-covariance matrix is Prove that under the extended least squares assumptions the OLS estimator   is unbiased and that its variance-covariance matrix is   (X'X)-1. (X'X)-1.

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