Hi, I'm a student and I'm trying to determine a model to use for my dataset. The goal is to estimate the enrolment ratio for MBA programs, however there's a potential endogeneity issue between enorlment and tuition fees.
I tried to use an Anderson Hsiao (1981) method of instrumenting the tuition fees in a 3sls regression model.
of which, I use:
reg3 ( d.tuition1 d.gmat l2.lenrolment ) ( d.lenrolment d.avgmat l2.tuition)
but found no significant relationship between tuition and enrolment. I'm unsure how to interpret this?
a normal
xtreg lenrolment tuition gmat, fe
would have the coefficient on tuition to be significant at 5%. But in the reg3 model I found no relationship with p-values at above 0.5.
I'm unsure of how to do an endogeneity test as I'm unsure whether a twice lagged variable would be appropriate as an IV, since the reg3 model gave no significant results.
I did a 2sls endogeneity test :
ivregress 2sls d.lenrolment d.avgmat (l.d.tuition = l2.tuition) estat endog
which returns a durbin and hausman wu of above 0.4 each respectively.
which suggests that the tuition is exogenous? Which is contradictory to prior literature
Related Posts with l2.X variable as IV for X? Anderson Hsiao(1981). how to test for endogeneity panel (2sls)
Combine two dataset and matchingHello Everyone, I have a problem with two different datasets with not the exact name, which makes i…
Idiosyncratic SkewnessI run the below code on appended dataset to calculate monthly idiosyncratic skewness as skewness of …
DSGE model relating-questionsChristiano,2017, abstract stated that Macroeconomic policy questions involve trade-offs between comp…
Creating spine variables for regressionI am hoping someone can help me. I have a time variable coded as months from Jan 2016 to Feb 2020 I …
Likehood ratio test showing errorDear colleagues, can someone kindly assist me in identifying problem while you likelihood ratio test…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to l2.X variable as IV for X? Anderson Hsiao(1981). how to test for endogeneity panel (2sls)
Post a Comment