Hi, I am running an IV-regression and get smaller standard errors than from the OLS-regression (using the same variables and clustered error structure). I would expect the OLS standard errors to be smaller (given the r2 form the first stage being part of the denominator). I am using the 2sls option in Stata regress. How can this be?
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