If N is the number of individuals observed in each of T time periods,what is generally true of a "short,wide" panel? A)T N B)N T C)N = T D)N^1/2

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If N is the number of individuals observed in each of T time periods,what is generally true of a "short,wide" panel? A)T > N B)N > T C)N = T D)N^1/2< T²

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A "short, wide" panel refers to a dataset where the number of individuals observed (N) is greater than the number of time periods (T). This means that each individual is observed in multiple time periods, but not necessarily consecutively. This type of panel is characterized by having a large cross-sectional dimension (i.e. many individuals) and a small time dimension (i.e. few time periods).

If N Is the Number of Individuals Observed in Each