In econometrics,a population is
A)a large number of observations drawn from a larger number of observations.
B)typically the total number of people in a city or country.
C)a subset or part of the population and it is what is used to perform statistical inference.
D)the entire group of entities that we are interested in learning about.

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A population in econometrics is the entire group of entities that we are interested in learning about, such as all households in a country or all employees in a company. It is the complete set of units from which a sample is selected for analysis.

In Econometrics,a Population Is