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A) that exogenous variables are determined inside the model and endogenous variables are determined outside the model.
B) dependent on the sample size: for n > 100, endogenous variables become exogenous.
C) depends on the distribution of the variables: when they are normally distributed, they are exogenous, otherwise they are endogenous.
D) whether or not the variables are correlated with the error term.
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