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Consider the following simple regression model y = Consider the following simple regression model y =   <sub>0</sub> +   <sub>1</sub>x<sub>1</sub> + u. Suppose z is an instrument for x. if Cov(z,u)  = 0 and Cov(z,x)    0, the value of   <sub>1</sub> in terms of population covariances is _____. A)    B)    C)  Cov(z,u)  D)  Cov(z,x) 0 + Consider the following simple regression model y =   <sub>0</sub> +   <sub>1</sub>x<sub>1</sub> + u. Suppose z is an instrument for x. if Cov(z,u)  = 0 and Cov(z,x)    0, the value of   <sub>1</sub> in terms of population covariances is _____. A)    B)    C)  Cov(z,u)  D)  Cov(z,x) 1x1 + u. Suppose z is an instrument for x. if Cov(z,u) = 0 and Cov(z,x) Consider the following simple regression model y =   <sub>0</sub> +   <sub>1</sub>x<sub>1</sub> + u. Suppose z is an instrument for x. if Cov(z,u)  = 0 and Cov(z,x)    0, the value of   <sub>1</sub> in terms of population covariances is _____. A)    B)    C)  Cov(z,u)  D)  Cov(z,x) 0, the value of Consider the following simple regression model y =   <sub>0</sub> +   <sub>1</sub>x<sub>1</sub> + u. Suppose z is an instrument for x. if Cov(z,u)  = 0 and Cov(z,x)    0, the value of   <sub>1</sub> in terms of population covariances is _____. A)    B)    C)  Cov(z,u)  D)  Cov(z,x) 1 in terms of population covariances is _____.


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