What is the approximate age of Earth?
a. 4.6 million years
b. 500 million years
c. 2.7 billion years
d. 3.6 billion years
e. 4.6 billion years
e
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A. crossing over B. nondisjunction C. cancer D. death
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Which of the following scenarios might allow you to try and test the exogeneity condition of an instrumental variable empirically?
A. When you have two instrument variables and one endogenous variable. B. When you know your instrument is relevant beforehand. C. When you have two instrument variables and two endogenous variables. D. When you can estimate the model using generalized method of moments.