I am running some regressions with number of clusters 29. I believe due to low number of clusters I need to adjust standard errors using wild t-bootstrapping following Cameron et al. (2008).
Note that I don't need Wild test bootstrap, I need to adjust standard errors. I am using Stata 16.
Any suggestions how to do this in Stata? Any suggested codes?
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