Hello everybody,
I'm a bit new to using Stata. For my investigation I want to know which variables determine the NPL ratio in both advanced as in emerging economies. I am planning to use panel data, because my dataset consists data of multiple countries for multiple years. After applying the Hausman test, I know the fixed model is appropriate.
The independent variables I use are GDP, unemployment, FDI inflows, government debt and inflation. After reading multiple other cases, I have still no idea in what way I can use Stata to find answers to which of these independent variables determine the NPL ratio in advanced economies and which independent variables determine the NPL ratio in emerging countries.
I hope some of you can help me with this problem. Thanks in advance.
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