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If If   <sub>j</sub>is an OLS estimator of a regression coefficient associated with one of the explanatory variables,such that j= 1,2,…. ,n,asymptotic standard error of   <sub>j</sub> will refer to the: A) estimated variance of   <sub>j</sub>when the error term is normally distributed. B) estimated variance of a given coefficient when the error term is not normally distributed. C) square root of the estimated variance of   <sub>j </sub>when the error term is normally distributed. D) square root of the estimated variance of   <sub>j </sub>when the error term is not normally distributed. jis an OLS estimator of a regression coefficient associated with one of the explanatory variables,such that j= 1,2,…. ,n,asymptotic standard error of If   <sub>j</sub>is an OLS estimator of a regression coefficient associated with one of the explanatory variables,such that j= 1,2,…. ,n,asymptotic standard error of   <sub>j</sub> will refer to the: A) estimated variance of   <sub>j</sub>when the error term is normally distributed. B) estimated variance of a given coefficient when the error term is not normally distributed. C) square root of the estimated variance of   <sub>j </sub>when the error term is normally distributed. D) square root of the estimated variance of   <sub>j </sub>when the error term is not normally distributed. j will refer to the:


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