According to the Erie Doctrine

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The Erie Doctrine requires federal courts to apply state laws in diversity cases, which means that federal courts are bound by the statutes of the state where they are located, and state judicial decisions have precedence. Additionally, the doctrine seeks to eliminate discrepancies between state and federal law and ensure consistency in the application of state law by state and federal courts, which means that they should arrive at the same results on the same issue of state law. Therefore, all of the above choices are correct.