If an omitted regressor is not correlated with the included variables, then the following OLS assumption is most likely violated by omitted variables bias: a. E(ui | Xi) = 0. b. (Xi, Yi) for i=1,..., n are i.i.d draws from their joint distribution. C. there are no outliers for Xi, ui. d. there is heteroskedasticity. e. All of the above. f. None of the above.

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If an omitted regressor is not correlated with the included variables, then the following
OLS assumption is most likely violated by omitted variables bias:
a.
E(ui | Xi) = 0.
b.
(Xi, Yi) for i=1,..., n are i.i.d draws from their joint distribution.
C.
there are no outliers for Xi, ui.
d.
there is heteroskedasticity.
e.
All of the above.
f.
None of the above.
Transcribed Image Text:If an omitted regressor is not correlated with the included variables, then the following OLS assumption is most likely violated by omitted variables bias: a. E(ui | Xi) = 0. b. (Xi, Yi) for i=1,..., n are i.i.d draws from their joint distribution. C. there are no outliers for Xi, ui. d. there is heteroskedasticity. e. All of the above. f. None of the above.
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