Dear all,
I am working with a dataset looking at employee departures across a group of firms. The dataset is organized on a firm-inventor-year basis, where the binary dependent variable is equal to 1 if the employee leaves, and 0 if the employee stays. Once an employee leaves (Move=1), they never appear in the dataset again. I'm already including firm and year fixed effects. Am I also allowed to use inventor fixed effects? Stata lets me include them (with reghdfe), but I'm a little confused on what they're doing - if the dependent variable can only equal 1 once for a given inventor, I would have thought there was too little within inventor variation for fixed effects to work.
I'd be grateful to anyone who could clarify this for me!
Many thanks!
Dan
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