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st: Stuck with cross-sectional time series


From   Guido Tiemann <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: Stuck with cross-sectional time series
Date   Fri, 02 May 2003 20:08:57 +0200

Dear All!

Unfortunately, my question is not very specific, but anyway ... I got somewhat stuck trying to do cross-sectional time series analysis. As I am pretty new to applying this kind of design, I am looking for some advice. My problem is that, though I am familiar with the basic elements of each of the various techniques, I do not manage to figure out when to use which kind of estimator. To be sure: My current data set suffers from severe inter-section autocorrelation. So I decided to skip basic fixed or random effects models using xtreg, fe(re). Later on I discovered xtregar and xtpcse. (The latter now seems to be a first choice in analysing cross-sectional time series in political science.) How do I tell when to use which command?

Probably nobody will be able to give a short answer to this kind of question, but do you know some accessible kind of reference or instruction? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Guido Tiemann

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