I am trying to test for an inversed U-shaped between credit risk index and adjusted Lerner index(A measure of market power in the banking market).
To test for a U-shaped pattern between edit risk index and adjusted Lerner index I used a random-effects negative binomial model (supported by a Hausman test - xtnberg) including the direct (significant and positive) and the squared term of my Lerner Index. To corroborate this pattern of findings I would like to conduct a Sasabuchi (1980) test for an inverted U-shape, however I am not sure whether the right command was used to perform Sasabuchi test.
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Fixed-effect (Hausman test - xtnberg) xtnbreg llrgl car adjlerner adjlerner2 insitution ownership_concentration cir deposit_asset loan_asset otherearningassets incomediversity size tier1 fundingragility luqidasset logz gdp_growth inflation crisis_d listed_d, fe
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Lind and Mehlum's procedure for testing U-shaped relationships or Sasabuchi test utest adjlerner adjlerner2, prefix(llrgl)
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My results are the following: Conditional FE negative binomial regression Number of obs = 3124 Group variable: y Number of groups = 14 Obs per group: min = 223 avg = 223.1 max = 225 Wald chi2(19) = 95.47 Log likelihood = -481.71589 Prob > chi2 = 0.0000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ llrgl | Coef. Std. Err. z P>|z| [95% Conf. Interval] -------------+---------------------------------------------------------------- car | .0480899 .3682911 0.13 0.896 -.6737474 .7699271 adjlerner | -5.870174 1.569279 -3.74 0.000 -8.945904 -2.794444 adjlerner2 | 7.036934 1.943191 3.62 0.000 3.22835 10.84552 insitution | -.1541609 .1247337 -1.24 0.216 -.3986344 .0903125 ownership~on | .0115567 .2493661 0.05 0.963 -.4771918 .5003052 cir | .0020299 .002605 0.78 0.436 -.0030758 .0071356 deposit_as~t | .686342 .4698969 1.46 0.144 -.2346389 1.607323 loan_asset | -2.129252 .5312894 -4.01 0.000 -3.17056 -1.087944 otherearni~s | .216634 .346283 0.63 0.532 -.4620682 .8953361 incomedive~y | .142058 .1615877 0.88 0.379 -.174648 .458764 size | .0747654 .039163 1.91 0.056 -.0019926 .1515234 tier1 | .0816059 .2788698 0.29 0.770 -.464969 .6281807 fundingrag~y | .0959053 .4705931 0.20 0.839 -.8264402 1.018251 luqidasset | .860141 .4811945 1.79 0.074 -.082983 1.803265 logz | .0032852 .0652955 0.05 0.960 -.1246917 .1312621 gdp_growth | -5.295671 1.911873 -2.77 0.006 -9.042874 -1.548468 inflation | -.130405 1.155299 -0.11 0.910 -2.39475 2.13394 crisis_d | .0278075 1.120135 0.02 0.980 -2.167616 2.223231 listed_d | .356337 .1745903 2.04 0.041 .0141463 .6985277 _cons | 13.40707 203.6382 0.07 0.948 -385.7164 412.5306 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ . utest adjlerner adjlerner2, prefix(llrgl) (325 missing values generated) Specification: f(x)=x^2 Extreme point: .4170974 Test: H1: U shape vs. H0: Monotone or Inverse U shape ------------------------------------------------- | Lower bound Upper bound -----------------+------------------------------- Interval | -.1606019 .9939588 Slope | -8.130464 8.11867 t-value | -3.729346 3.42437 P>|t| | .0000977 .0003121 ------------------------------------------------- Overall test of presence of a U shape: t-value = 3.42 P>|t| = .000312 .
Can you please confirm that this is the way to perform Sasabuchi test or I have to run another/different test in order to get the required result?
Many thanks in advance for your always precious help,
Petko Bachvarov
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