National open university of nigeria introduction to econometrics II eco 356



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Introduction to Econometrics ECO 356 Course Guide and Course Material
Introduction to Econometrics ECO 356 Course Guide and Course Material
INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMETRICS II

ECO 306

NOUN
136 It is simple to compute the nonstochastic component in observation i because Y can take only two values. It is 1 with probability
and 0 with probability (1 –

):
(
)
(
)




…[5.11]
The expected value in observation i is therefore



This means that we can rewrite the model as







…[5.12] Probability function is thus also the nonstochastic component of the relationship between Y and X. It follows that, for the outcome variable
to be equal to 1, as represented by the point A in Figure 5.2, the disturbance term must be equal to
(


) For the outcome to be 0, as represented by the point B, the disturbance term must be
(


) Thus the distribution of the disturbance term consists of just two specific values.
Figure 5.2. Linear Probability Model
Which means that the standard errors and the usual test statistics are invalidated. For good measure, the two possible values of the disturbance term change with X, so the distribution is heteroscedastic as well. It can be shown that the population variance of is (


) (


) and this varies with
.



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