Hello everyone,
I´ve been asked to show that, when you run your outcome variable against your geographical fixed effects, the adjusted R squared equals 1.
The idea behind this is that, as your database is in that unit of analysis when running:
reg y i.spatial_fixed_effect
you should get that that spatial fixed effects explain all the variance you have.
I have tried several times with a dataset but haven´t succeed.
Has anyone proved this with a constructed database so I can take a look at it?
Thank you very much,
Regards
Sara R
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