Hi statalist,
I would like to clarify few things about using ppml on gravity data.
1. I'm trying to do a gravity model using patent data. My dependent variable is bilateral patent counts. independent variables are gdp, economic globalization, education of both country of origin and destination. I have included i.year, i.origin, i.dest for fixed effects and clustering by (dist). I noticed that my R-square is close to 0.92 and with additional variables it increases to 0.97. This is extremely high and should I worry about it?
2. Is there a way to get the adjusted r-square using ppml?
3. I'm interested in doing some mediation and moderation analysis on the gravity data but not sure of the codes to use.
Appreciate your advice.
Thanks.
Jaya
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