Fixed-Effects Models Are More Appropriate Than Random-Effects Models When

question 20

Multiple Choice

Fixed-effects models are more appropriate than random-effects models when

• A)the error terms are autocorrelated.
• B)the independent variables are constant over time.
• C)the time invariant component of the error term is correlated with any of the independent variables.
• D)the error term is not constant.

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