Dear all,
I do a regression (Y is a dependent variable and X is an independent variable)
OLS gets insignificant results, while the IV regression gets significant results. I based on literature to suggest X is an endogenous variable. I also did Underidentification test, Weak identification test, Sargan test and endogeneity test (used ivreg2, ivregress and estate endog). The results of these tests all supported my IV regression
How can I interpret the results?
Thanks for your help.
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