When Using an Auxiliary Equation to Help Us Think Though $\delta$

question 11

Multiple Choice

When using an auxiliary equation to help us think though an omitted variable bias question, if $\delta$ ₁ is equal to zero then:

• A) We have an OMV bias problem and therefore need to include the variable (if we can).
• B) The omitted variable is not correlated with the main independent variable of interest, and we therefore do not have an omitted variable bias problem by omitting that variable.
• C) We don't care about \(\delta\)₁ in the auxiliary equation and instead need to focus on the size of the error term in the auxiliary equation.
• D) Need more information to answer this question

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