Dear All,
I hope I can get a suggestion from someone in the field of spatial econometrics, although the question is not strictly related to Stata usage. I estimate the following model:
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The estimation reports that zeta is positive, while rho is negative, this indicating, if I am correct, that there exists a negative spatial dependence in the error term. I read different papers documenting that such a situation, although little explored, is not unusual. Nonetheless, I still have some doubt about the interpretation of such a result. Could you please offer me some insight about how to interpret those results?
Thanks in advance for your kind help.
Dario
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