The concepts of exogeneity, strict exogeneity, and predeterminedness

A) are defined in such a way that strict exogeneity implies exogeneity.
B) can be used interchangeably.
C) are defined in such a way that exogeneity implies strict exogeneity.
D) correspond to endogeneity, strict endogeneity, and lagged endogenous variables.


Answer: A

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