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* The Im, Pesaran & Shin (1997, 2003) panel unit root/stationarity test ( ipshin) was coded by Fabian Bornhorst and Kit Baum country series cannot have gaps. * The Harris & Tzavalis (1999) panel unit root/stationarity test ( xtunitroot ht) is implemented in Stata 11 requires a balanced panel. Prior to this version you can use the command written by Kit Baum ( hadrilm). * The Hadri (2000) panel unit root/stationarity test ( xtunitroot hadri) is implemented in Stata 11 requires a strongly balanced panel. Note that the help file for xtunitroot provides a nice overview of all the tests. * The Breitung (2000) panel unit root/stationarity test ( xtunitroot breitung) is implemented in Stata 11 requires a strongly balanced panel. NEW July 2017: Jesse Wursten at KU Leuven has re-written the xtcd command so that it is much faster when using the 'resid' option. This will be corrected in the forthcoming Mata version of the routine. Please note: This version and the one on SSC has a bug whereby the average number of observations per correlation as well as the balancedness/unbalancedness of the panel are wrong. The Pesaran (2015, Econometrics Reviews) paper shows that the CD test is really a test for weak cross-section dependence rather than independence. Further illustrations with data can be found here. Furthermore, in the multipurt spirit up to 9 variable or residuals series can be tested together. The routine builds on the xtcsd command by De Hoyos and Sarafidis (2006) but is not a post-estimation command: xtcd can be applied to variables as well as to residuals, provided the latter have been previously computed as a separate variable series (using for instance the xtmg command). This command implements the Pesaran (2004) CD test for cross-section dependence in panel time-series data.
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Investigating variable and residual cross-section dependence in macro panels - ado, help
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Other illustrations with data (including a Stata Journal article) can be found here.
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This code is applied in our REStat paper on R&D spillovers. The example in the helpfile links to a dataset (+ related working paper) and goes through all the options of the command. Optionally the routine reports the group-specific regression results and produces residuals and predicted values based on these. For these macro panel estimators the cross-panel average estimates can be reported as unweighted or outlier-robust means, where the latter is implemented via the rreg command. This command implements the Pesaran and Smith (1995) Mean Group (MG) estimator, the Pesaran (2006) Common Correlated Effects Mean Group (CCEMG) estimator and the Augmented Mean Group (AMG) estimator introduced here and discussed and tested here.
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Version: 1.0.2 - 4th January 2012 - in Stata: -ssc install xtmg- (Using SSC will get you the previous version for the time being use the above download links for the latest version) For feedback or new commands please email me at Panel Time Series commandsĮstimating panel time series models with heterogeneous slopes - ado, help, Stata Journal article, application Note that I am unable to provide detailed comments or explanations on the code written by others: please take it up with the authors. For an introduction to the panel time series field see my presentation at the Stata UK User Group Meeting. Empirical illustrations using the below routines can be found in my own research papers. For a wealth of data sources for development economics please refer to my data website. Please see help files for examples, data links, references and acknowledgements. NEW The xtcointreg command written by Rav Khodzhimatov NEW The xtcdf command written by Jesse Wursten (v2017) NEW The xtgcause command written by Lopez and Weber NEW The xtmg3 command written by Maximo Sangiácomo Data and do-files are available here: NEW The xtcaec command written by Korbinian Nagel NEW Empirical Development Economics is now published and available from standard retailers. Last updated: 15th January 2018 (WAITING TO BE UPDATED ON THIS NEW GOOGLE SITE)