Hi there, I am estimating a fiscal reaction function in dynamic form (lagged dependent variable) and trying to choose the right model. My dataset is N=13 and T=18. A previous study has used system GMM but I am doubtful about the method because from Roodman (2009) system GMM is dubious for N<20. Also the system GMM method was developed under the assumptions of N large and T small. My data sets shows signs of endogeneity, cross-sectional correlation, heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation. Another study on the same region use Panel FE IV regressions but this does only takes care of endogeneity and not the other issues. I am thinking that a panel model with 2 lags of the endogenous variable and panel corrected standard errors should suffice? May also with FGLS?
Newt to Statalist.
Related Posts with Choosing the Correct Panel Data Model
Help needed in loops for correlation analysisHi, I am using Stata 17 and need some help in my loops. Below is an example of my dataset: Code: …
Interpreting a regression output (with a dependant variable in rates and an independent variable in percentage)Hi everyone, I'm currently completing my undergraduate dissertation titled "The Macroeconomic Determ…
how to report Odds ratio for interactions terms separately for male and female in binary logistic regressionDear Statalist I ran logistic regression on an AMI (acute myocardial infarction) dataset of 9 varia…
Linear programming for budget optimizationHi, I am attempting to perform a linear regression on this equation: https://i.imgur.com/OJ32IUk.jpe…
RDD H-ATE with RDROBUSTDear STATALISTs, I am intereset to find a h-ate in a RDD model. In particular, I would like to know…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Choosing the Correct Panel Data Model
Post a Comment