Suppose that you have the following three regression models:Yi B₁ + B₂x₁ + Ujregression)Y₁ = a₁ + a₂x₁ + eį, if i is malemale individuals)Yi = ₁ + ₂x₁ + Ei, if i is female (separate regression forfemale individuals)ESSRSSThe error terms satisfies that E[ui] = E[ei] = E[ei] = 0. Then, wefind the following RSS and ESS:PooledRegression124.325(separate regression for(pooled71.111.4separateseparateregression for regression formale individuals femaleindividuals56.68.6The number of sample size is given by 18. Select the correctstatement(s).The RSS from the pooled regression is always smaller than the sum ofRSSS from the separate regression models.In the above setup, Chow test is equal to 2.If e; is correlated with €;, then the OLS estimator of a2 from the separateregression will be is biased.If the variances of e; is different from €;, then the OLS estimator of 3₂ isno longer unbiased estimator.If we add another variable z; to the pooled regression, then the R² in thepooled regression will be increased.

The following three regression models are given. (pooled regression) ; if i is male (separate…

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