Multiple Choice
What usually happens to autocorrelation when we add a lagged dependent variable to the model?
A) Autocorrelation gets bigger.
B) Autocorrelation gets smaller.
C) Autocorrelation stays the same.
D) We cannot test for autocorrelation when a lagged dependent variable is included in the model.
Correct Answer:
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