Dear All,
Due to some problem of convergence with melogit, i am thinking of using meqrlogit instead. I was able to compare the results of an estimation run with both of them and the point estimates are identical. However the standard errors are not. With melogit i can use clustered standard errors, while it seems to me that there is not the possibility of using robust standard errors with meqrlogit. Am i correct?
If I use meqrlogit, is the following statistical inference correct? I am afraid that without applying robust standard errors, my inference could be questionable.
thanks for your suggestions.
Dario
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