Omitted Variable Bias

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This clip explains why omitting a relevant variable from a regression model will bias estimators for other, still included, variable coefficients.
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Hello Ralf, I think there is a missing explanation here. At 2.39 everything shows up. We use the *true* y to find the covariance between x and y. Here, however, I do not see any relevancy of the estimated beta. To my understanding, beta tilde here gives one result which is based on the *true* model rather than the *estimated/biased* model. In an alternative setting, I could disregard the *estimated* model and get the same result for beta tilde, am I not right?

lastua
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Can you tell me, what happens when the explanatory variables are not correlated? Does the intercept term becomes unbiased as well due to the fact that the slope becomes unbiased?

humayeraislam
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What about if the coefficients are negative?

simranpanesar