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True or False: Missing observations on either the dependent variable or an independent variable at random reduce the size of the sample available from the population, which reduces the estimator's precision
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True or False: Missing observations on either the dependent variable or an independent variable at random reduce the size of the sample available from the population, which reduces the estimator's precision but does not introduce any bias.

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