Hi!
One option is to use areg, i.e
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xi: areg Y X's i.time, absorb(iid)
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with robust and cluster options.
Or use can use xtreg,fe or re or be depending on the model specification.
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iis iid
tis time
xi: xtreg Y X's i.time, fe ( re | be)
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I'll not advice you to use "regress" with dummies for time and iid, as it
takes abnormal time to do the estimation.
-Jayesh Kumar
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#You wrote:
: I'd like to know how should I implement a two way model, i.e. individual
:and time effects together. Is there anyone who can help me?. Thanks in
:advance.
:
:Tamara Burdisso
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