Hi there,
I am using a panel data set to investigate the link between inequality and growth.
But I am getting the exact same results for fixed effects, random effects and pooled OLS and have no idea why?! Seems very strange to me.
I have attached photos to show my regression results (for some reason stata was not letting me use ssc install dataex to download example!)
Sigm_u is coming up as zero for random effects (not shown in images). I understand this means there is a negative bias which makes pooled OLS and random effects the same but I would not expect this to make the fixed effects results the same?
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!
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