yt = α0 + β0st + β1st-1 + β2st-2 + β3st-3 + ut This is an example of a(n): a. infinite distributed lag model. b. finite distributed lag model of order 1. c. finite distributed lag model of order 2. d. finite distributed lag model of order 3.
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