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You model trade counts per venue where exposure times differ. What belongs in the model?
- AThe log of exposure as an offset, with its coefficient fixed at one
- BExposure as an ordinary regressor
- CNothing, since Poisson regression handles it automatically
- DThe count divided by exposure as the response
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