Dear Dr Karakaplan,
thank you very much for providing the community with this new methodology.
I'm using the -xtsfkk-, and I was wondering how this estimator differs from the -sfkk-, that is, whether it allows disentangling time-varying (in)efficiency from unit-specific time-invariant unobserved heterogeneity (the true fixed effect).
Any suggestion would be of great help,
Thank in advance.
Kind regards,
Federico
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