Hi, Stata users, thank you all for sharing your knowledge and help others!
I have panel data, and tests showed me NO individual effects that are statisitically signifacant. On the other side, I tested for time fixed effects (N dimension is > T), and F test showed that I should include them in the model. So I need to apply LSDV method, since time effects can be included by dummy variables - am I right?
My question is, is it correct to use BP test to test heteroskedasticity? And what test is suitable in this case to test autocorrelation?
Thank you all for help.
King regards,
Jo
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