Suppose we estimate a regression model that is linear in the parameters, the sample is obtained through random sampling, is no perfect collinearity, the errors have zero conditional mean and are homoskedastic, and the sample size is large. Even under these conditions, the OLS estimators of the parameters are not normally distributed, even approximately, if the regression errors are not normally distributed.   A. True   B. False

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Suppose we estimate a regression model that is linear in the parameters, the sample is obtained through random sampling, is no perfect collinearity, the errors have zero conditional mean and are homoskedastic, and the sample size is large. Even under these conditions, the OLS estimators of the parameters are not normally distributed, even approximately, if the regression errors are not normally distributed.

 

A. True

 

B. False

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