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I am using ivreghdfe in the context of trade models because the function can deal with numerous country fixed effects and I have an endogenous regressor. However, when I use this function I am getting a very low f statistic in the first stage (which isn't happening when I use a simple ivreg2 with a small option).
I don't understand how the absorbing of FEs is affecting my first state f value. I am completely new to this. I would like to understand why this is happening. Also, for my application when should I use clustering?
Thank you
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Hi Sergio
I am using ivreghdfe in the context of trade models because the function can deal with numerous country fixed effects and I have an endogenous regressor. However, when I use this function I am getting a very low f statistic in the first stage (which isn't happening when I use a simple ivreg2 with a small option).
I don't understand how the absorbing of FEs is affecting my first state f value. I am completely new to this. I would like to understand why this is happening. Also, for my application when should I use clustering?
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: