This is a statistics question rather than a Stata question. But I figured I'd ask anyway, since the experts are here.
Often in time series and panels, the "dependent" and "causal" variable don't share purely that relationship. There is a fair bit of reverse causality as well. ,e.g.
x causes y, but then either y causes x directly or y causes z which causes x, and you have a whole cycle going....
What are some of the ways to deal with this sort of an issue? How does one choose among these methods (if such a choice needs to be made) based on one's data?
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