Hello everyone,
I am aware there is a community-contributed command -rhausman- for the Robust Hausman Test.
I am also reading the book named "Microeconometrics Using Stata" by Cameron and Trivedi, ed 2. In Chapter 8, pg 261-262, the authors include the codes for readers to conduct the Robust Hausman Test manually.
My question is that does the command -rhausman- and the provided codes in the book give equivalent conclusion?
The reason I ask this is that the codes provided in the book are only applicable to the balance panel. However, my panel is unbalanced; therefore, the codes are not working. I have tried to modify the codes but it did not work at all.
Thank you in advance, and stay safe.
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