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Sat, 15 Mar 2008 14:18:54 -0400 |
Hi,
I am estimating a model with panel data in which one of the covariates
is endogenous. I have chosen a set of instruments and I am using
xtivreg2, fe r. My instruments are significant (jointly and
separately) and I fail to reject Hansen?s J statistic test, i.e., the
model is overidentified. The sample size is over 9000 observations (9
years, 1000 units approx.)
My problem is that the model is no longer overidentified (reject
Hansen?s J) when I run the estimation for some subsets of my sample,
say for a group of units given by one specific characteristic (about
6000 obs). This, however, only happens for some subsets not all and
these are not necessary the smallest. Moreover, the estimate of my
endogenous variable is not significant anymore for these subsamples
(but continues to be for other subsamples).
So, what are the implications on these findings? For example, does the
rejection of the test for a subset of the sample invalidate the results
on the full sample? Also, I assume I could not say anything about the
estimates of the non-overidentified models, that is, I cannot compare
them with the full sample or other subsamples, which was the point of
splitting the sample. Am I right?
I appreciate any comments on this,
Best regards,
Monica
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