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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 July 2016
Our statistical study finds that the X-ray luminosity, lx for an average QSO of given optical luminosity, lo is an increasing function of radio luminosity, lr . An average QSO of given lo and lr has higher lx if the radio spectrum is flat than if it is steep. The correlation between lx , lo and lr appears to be improved if lr refers only to core emission, lrcore . Assuming an average radio-loud QSO is a radio-quiet QSO with a separate component which produces lrcore and Ixcore , lxcore /lrcore is larger if the core is that of a QSO with extended radio structure than if that of a compact flat-spectrum QSO.