Panel Data Models (Pooled OLS, FE, RE, LSDVs) in STATA

[@dilnozaazimova7578]

Thank you so much! I can’t tell you how much I struggled with doing a regression in Stata. You explained it so simply-it’s awesome! You made it so much easier and saved me a ton of time. Really appreciate it!

[@xixiai4984]

Thank you so much! It really took me a long time to get your channel and find out your amazing tutorials.

[@yodaisawart]

U so clutch man, uploaded this the day of my test.

[@clarajoanjoachim2179]

Thank you very much the videos sir, you helped so much with your previous videos as well. :D

[@muhammadikram5458]

Great video man, keep up the good work!

[@omarfaruq8306]

Job well done! Brief and to the point

[@rationalmind3567]

i had entered manually id for my panel data in excel but Stata display message that the variable id did not found.

[@simojl5756]

thank you man you just saved a life here

[@cheptooM]

could you please put the link to download the dataset directly

[@sangitachaudhary2659]

hello sir thank you for this detail video it helps a lot i have a question regarding estimating the fe and re and my fe coefficient is higher in number in (lakh )is it acceptable ? is it because of the data ? kindly provide your guidance. really need you help sir !

[@rabiakhalid5611]

Can you please send the video link covering the basics of LSDV, Pooled OLS, fixed effect, random effect? Thanks

[@aniksaha9925]

While doing PMG ARDL, this output cam out "Hessian has become unstable or asymmetric" What to do?

[@economics4331]

Justin, do you something about the Stochastic frontier analysis for Panel data? I want to make you a question about this issue

[@pamelaferroni6297]

How do you interpret the dummies in the LSDV3 specification for fixed effects?

[@anakagungbaguswirayuda9593]

thanks man, nice tutorial

[@0xMaijeh]

Great video, thanks!

[@sarajcvs]

amazing!

[@jeanireneeakimana8459]

Thank you for your video but I have a question on testing the cross-sectional dependence for N

[@0xMaijeh]

Hello Jean. I think when you want to test for cross sectional dependence on stata, xttest2 is appropriate which you will do after you've run your regression xtreg {variables}, fe). Also, I believe if you're dealing with a micro panel, there's likely no cause for worry as cross sectional dependence is mostly common for macro panels. I hope this helps!

[@rameshsharma8499]

Thank you 🙂

[@muhammedsuhailps635]

Thank you so much Justin !!

[@soufianemahjoubi5758]

how to estimate survey data ?

[@isurusenevirathne]

where did you find data set

[@darkinc1429]

Table F8.1: Cornwell and Rupert, Labor Market Data, 595 Individuals, 7 years Source: Cornwell and Rupert (1988)

[@muhammadfarooq8967]

Good