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ECN140 Final 2019 Winter 3. (10 points) Consider y = Bo+ Biri + Barz + u and Elu | 21, 12] =0. If we omit r2 and regress y on r1, the bias for the estimator of 8, can be written as the product of two objects. What are the two objects? 4. (10 points) (a) Explain the definition of the imperfect multicollinearity. (b) Explain the consequence of the imperfect multicollinearity.ECN140 Final 2019 Winter 5. Answer whether each of the following statement is true or false. Explain why. (Grading is based on your reasoning not your true/false answer.) (a) (5 points) If we estimate the parameters in the logit model using the dataset in Question 1, we obtain the following Stata output. The coefficient on someser is .2871317. It means that the probability of having more than two children is about 28% higher if the first two children have the same sex. . logit morekids samesex Iteration 0: log likelihood = -169176.65 Iteration 1: log likelihood = -168560.44 Iteration 2: log likelihood = -168560.26 Iteration 3: log likelihood = -168560.26 Logistic regression Number of obs 1I 254, 654 LR chi2(1) 1232. 80 Prob > chi2 0. 0000 Log likelihood = -168560.26 Pseudo R2 0. 0036 morekids | Coef . Std. Err. Z P> |zl [95% Conf. Interval] samesex 2871317 . 0081912 35 . 05 0.000 2710773 3031862 _cons - . 6347912 . 0059227 -107. 18 0.000 -. 6463995 -. 623183ECN140 Final 2019 Winter (b (5 points) The F statistic always follows the F distribution if all the MLR assumptions in the formula sheet hold. 1140 Final 2019 Winter '5 points) Explain why the predicted probability is always between zero and one in the logit model. ECN140 Final 2019 Winter 7. (10 points) Consider the linear probability model for a binary dependent variable. If we regress the binary dependent variable on independent variables, we should use the heteroskedasticity-robust standard error. Explain why the heteroskedasticity appears in the linear probability model. (In the answer, you need to show the expression for Var(y | $1, . . ., TA).)