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Chapter 4
Correct answers denoted by
an asterisk.
1.
A researcher
conducts a
Breusch-Godfrey test
for
autocorrelation
using 3
lags
of the
residuals
in
the
auxiliary
regression.
The
original
regression
contained
5
regressors
including
a
constant
term,
and
was
estimated
using
105
observations.
What
is
the
critical
value using a 5% significance level for the LM
test based on
T
R
2
?
(a)
1.99
(b)
2.70
(c)
* 7.81
(d)
8.56.
2.
Which
of
the
following
would
NOT
be
a
potential
remedy
for
the
problem
of
multicollinearity between regressors?
(a) Removing one of the explanatory
variables
(b) * Transforming the data
into logarithms
(c) Transforming two of
the explanatory variables into ratios
(d) Collecting higher frequency data on
all of the variables
3.
Which of the
following conditions
must be
fulfilled
for
the
Durbin
Watson test
to be
valid?
(i) The regression includes a constant
term
(ii) The regressors are non-
stochastic
(iii) There are no lags of
the dependent variable in the regression
(iv) There are no lags of the
independent variables in the regression
(a)* (i), (ii) and (iii)
only
(b) (i) and (ii) only
(c) (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
(d) (i), (ii), and (iv) only
4. If the residuals of a
regression on a large sample are found to be
heteroscedastic which
of the following
might be a likely consequence?
(i) The
coefficient estimates are biased
(ii)
The standard error estimates for the slope
coefficients may be too small
(iii)
Statistical inferences may be wrong
(a) (i) only
(b) * (ii) and
(iii) only
(c) (i), (ii) and (iii)
(d) (i) and (ii) only
5.
The
value
of
the
Durbin
Watson
test
statistic
in
a
regression
with
4
regressors
(including
the
constant
term)
estimated
on
100
observations
is
3.6.
What
might
we
suggest from this?
(a) The residuals are positively
autocorrelated
(b) * The residuals are
negatively autocorrelated
(c) There is
no autocorrelation in the residuals
(d)
The test statistic has fallen in the intermediate
region
6.
Which
of
the
following
is
NOT
a
good
reason
for
including
lagged
variables
in
a
regression?
(a) Slow
response of the dependent variable to changes in
the independent variables
(b) Over-
reactions of the dependent variables
(c) The dependent variable is a centred
moving average of the past 4 values of the series
(d) * The residuals of the model appear
to be non-normal
7. What is
the long run solution to the following dynamic
econometric model?
?
y
t
=
?
1
+
?
2
?
X
2
p>
t
+
?
3
p>
?
X
3
t
+ u
t
(a)
y =
?
1
+
?
2
X
2
+
?
3<
/p>
X
3
(b)
y
t
=
?
1
+
?
2
X
2
p>
t
+
?
3
p>
X
3
t
(c)
y = -
(
?
2
/
?
1
)
X
2
-
(
?
3
/
?
1
)X
3<
/p>
(d) * There is no long run
solution to this equation
8.
Which
of
the
following
would
you
expect
to
be
a
problem
associated
with
adding
lagged values of the dependent variable
into a regression equation?
(a) * The
assumption that the regressors are non-stochastic
is violated
(b) A model with many lags
may lead to residual non-normality
(c)
Adding lags may induce multicollinearity with
current values of variables
(d) The
standard errors of the coefficients will fall as a
result of adding more expla
natory
variables
9.
A
normal
distribution
has
coefficients
of
skewness
and
excess
kurtosis
which
are
respectively
(a) * 0 and 0
(b) 0 and 3
(c) 3 and 0
(d) Will vary from one normal
distribution to another
10.
Which
of
the
following
would
probably
NOT
be
a
potential
“cure”
for
non
-normal
residuals?
(a) *
Transforming two explanatory variables into a
ratio
(b) Removing large positive
residuals
(c) Using a procedure for
estimation and inference which did not assume
normality
(d) Removing large
negative residuals
11. What
would be the consequences for the OLS estimator if
autocorrelation is present
in a
regression model but ignored?
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