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st: Rivtest p-values
From
Jessica Ellen Leight <[email protected]>
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Subject
st: Rivtest p-values
Date
Thu, 07 Apr 2011 13:48:07 -0400
Hi,
I am using rivtest to do weak instrument-robust inference following the use of
the command ivreg2 with clustered standard errors. I have found that for some
equations, the p-values for the Anderson-Rubin test generated by rivtest are
actually lower than those reported in ivreg2, such that a previously
insignificant result becomes insignificant (and this is reflected in the
confidence intervals as well.) I was puzzled by this as I expected the
opposite. Is there any general rule about comparing p-values for conventional
IV inference and those for weak-instrument robust inference, or something I
should infer by virtue of the fact that the p-values drop?
Best,
Jessica Leight
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