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Assume that you have estimated a GJR model of monthly stock returns and you obtain the following equations: Assume that you have estimated a GJR model of monthly stock returns and you obtain the following equations:     Suppose that , what would be the fitted conditional variance for time t if and then if ?       A)  1.62 and 1.67, respectively B)  1.64 and 1.59, respectively C)  1.59 and 1.64, respectively D)  1.67 and 1.62, respectively Assume that you have estimated a GJR model of monthly stock returns and you obtain the following equations:     Suppose that , what would be the fitted conditional variance for time t if and then if ?       A)  1.62 and 1.67, respectively B)  1.64 and 1.59, respectively C)  1.59 and 1.64, respectively D)  1.67 and 1.62, respectively Suppose that , what would be the fitted conditional variance for time t if and then if ? Assume that you have estimated a GJR model of monthly stock returns and you obtain the following equations:     Suppose that , what would be the fitted conditional variance for time t if and then if ?       A)  1.62 and 1.67, respectively B)  1.64 and 1.59, respectively C)  1.59 and 1.64, respectively D)  1.67 and 1.62, respectively Assume that you have estimated a GJR model of monthly stock returns and you obtain the following equations:     Suppose that , what would be the fitted conditional variance for time t if and then if ?       A)  1.62 and 1.67, respectively B)  1.64 and 1.59, respectively C)  1.59 and 1.64, respectively D)  1.67 and 1.62, respectively Assume that you have estimated a GJR model of monthly stock returns and you obtain the following equations:     Suppose that , what would be the fitted conditional variance for time t if and then if ?       A)  1.62 and 1.67, respectively B)  1.64 and 1.59, respectively C)  1.59 and 1.64, respectively D)  1.67 and 1.62, respectively


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Coefficient of Determination

A statistical measure, usually represented as R^2, that indicates the proportion of variance in the dependent variable predictable from the independent variables.

Correlation Coefficient

A statistical measure that calculates the strength of the relationship between two variables.

Sum of Squares

The total of the squared differences between each data point and the mean of the dataset, used in various statistical calculations.

Regression SSR

The sum of squared deviations of predicted values from the mean of the dependent variable in regression analysis, indicating the variability explained by the regression.

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