Dear Statalist,
I want to estimate the effect of endowment, netprice, religiosity and knowledge on contribution.
This data was collected from an experiment. Each individual answered 5 sets of questions, refer to the variable "Questionnumber".
- Variables endowment and netprice changes for each question of the 5 questions
- religiosity and knowledge remains the same for the 5 questions
Due to the nature of the data, I feel it's a random effect model for panel data. But would a mixed effect model be more appropriate?
I'm attaching my data for reference. I would really appreciate some suggestions regarding the appropriate codes.
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