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robust to heteroskedasticity using the methods discussed in Section 8.2. HOUSING PRICE EQUATION EXAMPLE 9.2 We estimate two models for housing prices. The first one has all variables in level form: price — ßo + ßllotsize + ß2sqrft + ß3bdrms + u.

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