Dear Professor,
the command you suggested produce the same results of
xi: reg dependent_var independent_var group_2-group_n i.id, robust
for the fixed effect. Both are good trick for robust fe.
Anyway, it means that there aren�t direct robust estimates for panel data
(for example as in Limdep).
Thank you.
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Oggetto: Re: st: Robust estimates of panel data
Dear Mr. Fioramanti:
Use Stata's "areg" command for getting the robust estimates of standard
error.
areg dependent_var independent_var group_2-group_n, absorb(id) robust
HTH,
Jayesh
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Hi,
I have I panel of countries (n=15, t= 10) with groupwise
heteroskedasticity.
How can I get robust estimator of xtreg,fe and/or xtreg,re?
Marco Fioramanti
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