Estimating Models with Continuous Independent Variables

Estimating Models with Continuous Independent Variables
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This article discusses the common practice of estimating models where a continuous independent variable is regressed on one or more independent variables. The author explains the relationship between adding explanatory variables and the variance of the observed variable in OLS regression.

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