Hi All,
I am carrying out research for my bachelor thesis looking at the effect of gin consumption on health outcomes, using a regional-level panel data set. I am using two measures of health for robustness: ARD (alcohol related deaths) and BADSAH (bad self-assessed health).
Carrying out the Breush-Pagan test for Heteroscedasticity -
1) For ARD - p-value of 0.000 (reject null - presence of heteroscedasticity)
2) For BADSAH - p-value of 0.2510 (failure to reject null, homoscedasticity)
Currently I am using , fe cluster(region) within both models.
Does this result mean for my second measure of health (badsah) - I do not need robust standard errors within my regression? I am slightly confused about the implication of this p-value.
Many thanks,
Carys Wright
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