This is actually so clear an easy to understand for something that usually hurts my head. Just to be clear - when should you include time specific intercepts with a fixed effects, and when with a random effects model? Also does clustering the SE around groups serve a simmilar function to using the groups as variables? Thanks a lot again
Thank you, sir, video helps me a lot. sir, I have a question. i also used dummy variable as my independent variable, but the error comes in my case, the omitted variable, and we know that it may be due to time-invariant. so how to solve error? thanks
Dear Nathan, could you please explain me how I can interpret the coefficients of interest when I use time and individual dummies. So e.g. if I would like to estimate the relation between GDP and Temperature with a fixed effect model using Regional and Time Dummies, as well as interaction dummies (region&time). Thank you very much in advance!
Hi, when I try to perform panel regression using fixed effect on STATA with dummy variables, STATA "Omit" my variable in the result. It shows "omitted". How can I avoid that?
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Could you perhaps explain how and why the first differences method is not mathematically equivalent to the other two as you mentioned?
This is actually so clear an easy to understand for something that usually hurts my head.
Just to be clear - when should you include time specific intercepts with a fixed effects, and when with a random effects model?
Also does clustering the SE around groups serve a simmilar function to using the groups as variables?
Thanks a lot again
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Great lecture, any chance you can post the PPT? Thank you either way of course.
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Thank you, sir, video helps me a lot. sir, I have a question. i also used dummy variable as my independent variable, but the error comes in my case, the omitted variable, and we know that it may be due to time-invariant. so how to solve error? thanks
Dear Nathan,
could you please explain me how I can interpret the coefficients of interest when I use time and individual dummies. So e.g. if I would like to estimate the relation between GDP and Temperature with a fixed effect model using Regional and Time Dummies, as well as interaction dummies (region&time).
Thank you very much in advance!
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Hi, when I try to perform panel regression using fixed effect on STATA with dummy variables, STATA "Omit" my variable in the result. It shows "omitted". How can I avoid that?
Why is there no beta0 in the model?
Its simply denoted as B1
Thank you so much! This is exactly what I want to know. Could you let me know where I can download the data and practice? I appreciate it.
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Thank you!!! BWT how may I implement this regression in Stata for panel data with several years? Do you have any code?
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sir, i wanna ask abput unbalanced panel problem,,, could you give me a tutorial or website that i can solve the unbalanced panel problem ??
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There is a noise... It's disturbing a lot... It is like siren... Can you remove it???