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Let Let   be the estimated average value of the dependent variable given the particular values for the explanatory variables ,   , t = 1, …, k; and let   be the estimated expected value of a specific unit given the same particular values for the explanatory variables   , t = 1, …, k. Then, the standard error for   is greater than the standard error for  be the estimated average value of the dependent variable given the particular values for the explanatory variables , Let   be the estimated average value of the dependent variable given the particular values for the explanatory variables ,   , t = 1, …, k; and let   be the estimated expected value of a specific unit given the same particular values for the explanatory variables   , t = 1, …, k. Then, the standard error for   is greater than the standard error for  , t = 1, …, k; and let Let   be the estimated average value of the dependent variable given the particular values for the explanatory variables ,   , t = 1, …, k; and let   be the estimated expected value of a specific unit given the same particular values for the explanatory variables   , t = 1, …, k. Then, the standard error for   is greater than the standard error for  be the estimated expected value of a specific unit given the same particular values for the explanatory variables Let   be the estimated average value of the dependent variable given the particular values for the explanatory variables ,   , t = 1, …, k; and let   be the estimated expected value of a specific unit given the same particular values for the explanatory variables   , t = 1, …, k. Then, the standard error for   is greater than the standard error for  , t = 1, …, k.
Then, the standard error for Let   be the estimated average value of the dependent variable given the particular values for the explanatory variables ,   , t = 1, …, k; and let   be the estimated expected value of a specific unit given the same particular values for the explanatory variables   , t = 1, …, k. Then, the standard error for   is greater than the standard error for  is greater than the standard error for Let   be the estimated average value of the dependent variable given the particular values for the explanatory variables ,   , t = 1, …, k; and let   be the estimated expected value of a specific unit given the same particular values for the explanatory variables   , t = 1, …, k. Then, the standard error for   is greater than the standard error for

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