2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.econlet.2016.08.012
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A practical test for strict exogeneity in linear panel data models with fixed effects

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“…This can be relaxed by considering a vector autoregressive version of (1) and 2where z it = (y it ; x 0 it ) 0 is modelled jointly as in Holtz-Eakin et al (1988) and Binder et al (2005). While in practice the choice of strictly exogenous variables is typically driven by economic theory and prior knowledge, tests for strict exogeneity are also available, see for example Su et al (2016). Regarding possible correlation between i and the regressors x i ; this can be controlled for by using the methods of Mundlak (1978) and Chamberlain (1982).…”
Section: A Dynamic Panel Data Model With Interactive Error Componentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This can be relaxed by considering a vector autoregressive version of (1) and 2where z it = (y it ; x 0 it ) 0 is modelled jointly as in Holtz-Eakin et al (1988) and Binder et al (2005). While in practice the choice of strictly exogenous variables is typically driven by economic theory and prior knowledge, tests for strict exogeneity are also available, see for example Su et al (2016). Regarding possible correlation between i and the regressors x i ; this can be controlled for by using the methods of Mundlak (1978) and Chamberlain (1982).…”
Section: A Dynamic Panel Data Model With Interactive Error Componentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dalam melakukan estimasi dengan metode regresi data panel terdapat tiga model yang dapat digunakan, diantaranya (Baltagi, 2005) (2) Indeks i pada intersep (α i ) menunjukkan bahwa intersep dari masing-masing individu berbeda, namun intersep individu antarwaktu sama (time invariant). Apabila terdapat korelasi antara variabel bebas (X it ) dan karakteristik individu (α i ), pendekatan FEM biasanya lebih sering digunakan (Su et al, 2016…”
Section: Metode Regresi Data Panelunclassified
“…Aspek kesehatan yaitu jumlah sarana kesehatan, jumlah tenaga kesehatan, jumlah perawat-bidan, jumlah puskesmas, jumlah dokter, rasio tenaga kesehatan terhadap puskesmas, rasio perawat-bidan terhadap jumlah penduduk. (Su et al, 2016). Tolak H 0 jika t-Statistik > t α/2 (NT -K -1) atau tStatistik < α. Jika Ho ditolak, maka artinya dengan tingkat keyakinan 1-α kita dapat menyimpulkan bahwa variabel independen ke-i secara parsial signifikan mempengaruhi variabel dependen.…”
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