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st: Omitted Fixed Effects Dummy Variables
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Sabin Ahmed <[email protected]>
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st: Omitted Fixed Effects Dummy Variables
Date
Wed, 26 Sep 2012 22:03:28 -0400
Dear Stata Intellectuals,
I am running a fixed effects regression model with panel data and a
LOT of county-year and industry-year fixed effects dummy variables,
taking on a value of (0,1) for each country-year or industry-year
combination.
I have 9 years, 23 industries, and 61 countries. My country-year fixed
and industry-year fixed effects dummies for example are as follows:
- year1country1, year1country2, ... year9country61.
- year1industry1, year1industry_2, ... year9industry23.
I have already dropped all the FE dummies which only have a value of 0
for all observations.
However, now when I run my regression, some of my dummy variables get
omitted in the Stata output. For example when I run:
[eststo: reg y x1 x2 x3 year*_country_* ] my stata output looks as follows:
lnTFP_dmci Coef. Std. Err. t P>t [95% Conf. Interval]
x1 3045.822 4306.575 0.71 0.479 -5396.157 11487.8
x2 770.8256 3359.629 0.23 0.819 -5814.897 7356.548
x3 -1494.027 4481.935 -0.33 0.739 -10279.75 7291.702
year_1_co~_1 (omitted)
year_4_co~_1 (omitted)
year_6_co~_1 4358.841 194696.2 0.02 0.982 -377295 386012.7
year_8_co~_1 (omitted)
year_5_co~_2 7948.869 187794.8 0.04 0.966 -360176.4 376074.2
year_9_co~_2 -93922.92 187622.4 -0.50 0.617 -461710.3 273864.5
year_5_co~_3 -369.7111 186973.6 -0.00 0.998 -366885.3 366145.9
year_9_co~_3 -661.7758 186926.8 -0.00 0.997 -367085.7 365762.1
year_1_co~_4 (omitted)
year_4_co~_4 (omitted)
year_8_co~_4 3449.422 192931.8 0.02 0.986 -374745.7 381644.6
year_1_cou~5 (omitted)
year_4_co~_5 (omitted)
I would really appreciate if someone could shed a bit more light on
this and advise me on how to deal with this issue.
I have tried dropping one dummy variable then running the same
regression but I am running into the same issue.
Thanks a lot.
S.A.
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