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joker27
 
Reply Thu 17 Oct, 2019 05:56 am
I have a question from econometrics, which is pretty much unclear for me. The question is:

If the errors are not homoscedastic, i:e: Var(ε|x) ≠ σ² for all x, then would the OLS estimator still be unbiased? What would be the consequence of ignoring that the errors are heteroscedastic?
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Reply Fri 18 Oct, 2019 03:30 am
Yep, that sure is unclear!
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