Which of the following statistics or conditions has an interpretation in the linear probability model that is unique/distinct to the standard linear regression model?
A) 95% confidence interval
B) T-statistic
C) P-value for an estimated coefficient
D) None of the answers is correct.

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In the linear probability model, the interpretation of statistics such as the 95% confidence interval, T-statistic, and P-value for an estimated coefficient remains consistent with their interpretation in the standard linear regression model. These statistics serve the same purpose in both models: to assess the significance and confidence in the estimated coefficients. The linear probability model is a special case of linear regression used for binary dependent variables, but the interpretation of these statistical measures does not change.

Which of the Following Statistics or Conditions Has an Interpretation