Literature review

OLS assumptions

1. 
   Linearity
   
2. 
   In continual sample Xi value is fixed. The regression model is taken for certain variables Xi are not derived stochastic and are not fixed in a continuous sample. Thus, conditional analysis depends on Xi variables.
   
3. 
   
   

4. 
   Homoscedasticity
   

Since the P-value=0.2410 is larger than 0.05 at 95% Significance level, the variance of Ui is constant for all observations.

5. 
   No autocorrelation
   

6. 
   Zero covariance
   

7. 
   The number of observations (N) has to be bigger than the number of determinant Xi variables.
   
8. 
   Difference in Xi values. According to correct prediction of Yi, Xi value should be numerical and varying.
   
9. 
   Correct specification.
   

The Ramsey test shows that at p-value=0.4747 greater than 0.05, the model does not contain any omitted variables.

10. 
    No perfect multicollinearity
    

Since the VIF=1.05 is higher than 0.1 and lower than 10, it is obvious that there is multicollinearity between Xi variables in the regression model.

Referance

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