You Can Control for a Potential Time-Trend in Your Data

question 29

Multiple Choice

You can control for a potential time-trend in your data by

• A)not including spuriously correlated variables in your regression.
• B)including dummy variables for three of the four quarters in your regression.
• C)de-trending the data before performing OLS.
• D)performing weighted least squares by diving the initial data by the estimate coefficient on the time-trend variable.

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