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Rose said
I know "You cannot use the -overid- test (Baum-Schaffer-Stillman from ssc) after the mle option. It only works after the -twostep- option.", so I ask "If I use the -mle- option,
how to do the overindetification test?"
Beats the hell out of me. If I knew how to do that, I would have programmed it in -overid-!!!
But as both -mle- and -twostep- should be consistent estimators (if either are), why wouldn't a test result from -twostep- be supportive (or not) of your mle coefficient estimates?
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