Panel Data Regression 1of9 - Introduction

[@richardreynolds1803]

Greatly greatly appreciate the easy to understand explanation of this series. As I am picking my Master's thesis and deciding on the correct statistical methods to apply, this is extremely helpful in deciding what to use and what problems to be aware of! Thank you!

[@q.n.434]

You are the "ONE" I have been looking for! :) !!! I appreciate your work so much! Please publish more videos on statistical analytics.

[@biancanolan1695]

Very clear and detailed explanations throughout all your videos! These are the most well-explained and comprehensive reviews of these methods I've found by far. Thank you so much, your work has really helped me in my Master's thesis!

[@anthonynhyirabaofficial3441]

Always on point. Keep up the good work

[@lydia1339]

that's the best video explanation i've encountered. Thank you so much

[@Atsha_kahlon]

Such a nice way to present and explain. God bless you Pat Obi.

[@PatObi]

Thank you. God bless you too.

[@nanab3470]

This is succinct. Thank you, Prof

[@nashwahammoud4076]

It's a great explanation, thank you very much

[@TheAkshita27]

Very well explained. Thanks :)

[@dynamitetobi]

this is what i needed! thank you

[@felipemorais2859]

Very nice, thank you Pat.

[@sohailbasit3606]

Excellent work

[@DA-nu1ci]

It's extremely useful. Thank you so much!

[@zin6487]

Thanks you, Prof for well explained lessons, it was very helpful!

[@a103yo]

Great video! it's very clear and concise. Thank you!!

[@TheMadMarcellos]

Where have you been during my Corporate Finance class lol

[@ahmedhamedelsayed199]

Excellent and informative series. Could you please share the dataset? Many thanks!

[@rohtashbhall2671]

Great please make a video on unbalanced panel analysis

[@pratibharai9443]

I would request you to make videos on GMM Panel regression and GMM sys Panel Regression. Your detailed step-by-step approach is very helpful. Thanks

[@PatObi]

I'm working on it. Thanks.

[@abuallail]

This is perfect! Is it possible to know the source of the dataset?

[@korman9872]

Greatly tx sir for all lecture

[@spark-to-a-flame8227]

Thank you so much!

[@PythonBrother]

3:30 if there is one factor (X), can I build OLS regression for every firm, then just calculate average of the estimated coefficients (alpha, beta)? I believe they should be normally distributed. the point is if we have like 100 firms of the sector, but we lack data for the firm, then is it an option?

[@isratjahanoeeshi2538]

You saved my life!

[@yixuanliu8368]

your voice is so theraputical

[@sachinaggarwal7554]

Really Great. Thank You!

[@victor891107]

I have a panel data with N=27 and T=6 Years, which estimation technique can be best suitable for this?

[@PatObi]

You have to follow the estimation process by first running FE and after, RE, and then Hausman Test to determine the appropriate method.

[@juniorfaka1123]

You're a lifesaver

[@meenakshigautam9457]

hi sir just wanted to know the procedure is same if we have weakly balanced panel data , please let me know

[@bekevangelista5647]

thanks for this! such a great help :)

[@stanleynwanekezie5355]

Hi Pat. I have a data question. Suppose I am building a model of state-level consumer expenditure on macroeconomic factors. Also suppose that inflation data does not exist at state but at national level and the impact of inflation is something I want to capture. Can I take the national-level data and duplicate it for all states?

[@ソーロン]

Hi Pat Obi, I wonder where we could download the demo data in the video? thanks

[@bailee9762]

Hi professor Obi, is it possbile (or is it too much to ask? considering the fact thta you're dormant for over one year) that you do a lecture on structural break test such as the Bai and Perron test and the Gregorg-Hansen cointegration test with structural breaks? Thanks!

[@victor891107]

i have 6 periods, and 28 firms ¿could i do the regretion?

[@PatObi]

I think so, but you can't do LSDV.

[@ageprumanto8697]

Hi Prof, thanks for the excellent explainantion. I have a question, what if I have 10 cross section (countries) but each cross section has different time period (due to availibilty of data). Let say US has time periode from 1990-2020, Canada has time periode from 1980-2015 and other also has different time periode. Can we use panel data?

[@ccykara]

Can i know whay book are you using?

[@luqmanyusuf4978]

i am very clear .. tq so much .. can i know about panel var ?? if you can explain sir

[@PatObi]

My video series on Panel VAR will be published very soon.

[@hamdyrayan1910]

Thanks a million. How could we download the Data file?

[@sarahm8688]

Hi Obi, hope you’re doing well! Thanks a lot for your efforts… I want to ask you can we have a panel regression when have data for sectors only for the dependent variable while all the independent variables are time series ?

[@ze33n]

Hello, I'm studying panel data regression, I understand the video, thank you so much. However, I've encountered a data of only subject, period (year), and an independent variable. Can I still use panel data regression here? I would just use lags as a dependent variable?

[@aminaahmedalibelal5676]

Can the panel data be days instead of years?

[@nouvalfarras3884]

menyala pat 🔥

[@drkeyurnayak7812]

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