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Question 3 [1.0 pt: a (0.4 pts), b (0.6 pts)] Imagine we want to estimate the population mean of some variable Y (e.g. earnings). To keep things simple, think of taking a random sample of size two from this population. Write Y_(1) and Y_(2) for the two values you get from the sample. Here are three ways you could use a linear combination of Y_(1) and Y_(2) to estimate mu or E(Y). tilde Question 3 1.0 pt: a 0.4 pts b 0.6 pts]Imagine we want to estimate the population mean of some variable Y (e.g. earnings). To keep things simple, think of taking a random sample of size two from this population. Write Y and Y2 for the two values you get from the sample. Here are three ways you could use a linear combination of Y and Y to estimate or E(Y). .Y,(Y tilde)=1Y+3Y2 Y,(Y hat)=1Yi+3Y2 Y,(Y bar)=Y+Y2 (a) Consider the case where both Y and Y2 are i.i.d. random variables from a population with mean and the variance of Yi is the same as the variance of Y2 (Say, Var(Yi) = Var(Y2) =o2; it is called homoskedasticity).Which of the above three estimators is unbiased for E(Y). Which is the most efficient? Which, if any, of these estimators is BLUE? b) Now consider the case where both Yi and Y2 are i.i.d. random variables from a population with mean but the variance of Y is three times the variance of Y2,i.e.VarY)=3VarY)for instance,if VarY)=o? and VarY)=o then ? = 3 ); it is called heteroskedasticity). Which of the above three estimators is unbiased for E(Y). Which is the most efficient?

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[1.0 pt: a (0.4 pts), b (0.6 pts)] Imagine we want to estimate the population mean of some variable Y (e.g. earnings). To keep things simple, think of taking a random sample of size two from this population. Write Y_(1) and Y_(2) for the two values you get from the sample. Here are three ways you could use a linear combination of Y_(1) and Y_(2) to estimate mu  or E(Y).
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1.0 pt: a 0.4 pts b 0.6 pts]Imagine we want to estimate the population mean of some variable Y (e.g. earnings). To keep things simple, think of taking a random sample of size two from this population. Write Y and Y2 for the two values you get from the sample. Here are three ways you could use a linear combination of Y and Y to estimate  or E(Y).
.Y,(Y tilde)=1Y+3Y2 Y,(Y hat)=1Yi+3Y2 Y,(Y bar)=Y+Y2
(a) Consider the case where both Y and Y2 are i.i.d. random variables from a population with mean  and the variance of Yi is the same as the variance of Y2 (Say, Var(Yi) = Var(Y2) =o2; it is called homoskedasticity).Which of the above three estimators is unbiased for E(Y). Which is the most efficient? Which, if any, of these estimators is BLUE?
b) Now consider the case where both Yi and Y2 are i.i.d. random variables from a population with mean  but the variance of Y is three times the variance of Y2,i.e.VarY)=3VarY)for instance,if VarY)=o? and VarY)=o then ? = 3  ); it is called heteroskedasticity). Which of the above three estimators is unbiased for E(Y). Which is the most efficient?

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