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When using the LM test for serial correlation, what is the null hypothesis? Select one: a....

When using the LM test for serial correlation, what is the null hypothesis?

Select one:
a. No serial correlation is present.
b. It depends on the model specification.
c. Statistically significant serial correlation with the first lag.
d. Statistically significant serial correlation with unspecified lag.

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