One Can First-Difference Panel Data in a Two-Period Model by Subtracting

question 11

Multiple Choice

One can first-difference panel data in a two-period model by subtracting

• A)the previous-period observation from the current-period observation for the dependent variable.
• B)the previous-period observation from the current-period observation for the dependent variable and each independent variable.
• C)the current-period observation from the previous-period observation for the dependent variable and each independent variable.
• D)the current-period observation from the previous-period observation for the independent variable.

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