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What does
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mat l e(b)
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give you after either model? This way, you can see whether there is overlap between the returned results after both commands.
Also: Have you paid attention to the requirements for -hausman- as detailed in -h hausman- under heading "description"? Have you looked at -suest-?
HTH
Martin
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Von: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von Grant Peter Kabango
Gesendet: Dienstag, 7. April 2009 16:15
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Betreff: st: Randon Coefficient vs Mean Group Estimation
Dear Statalist,
I am using two estimators to account for sectoral heterogeneity: the Mean Group model and Random Coefficient model.
I get my Mean Group Estimation through the Stata command 'xtpmg' with an 'mg' option; and I get my Random Coefficient estimation using the 'xtrc' Stata command.
However, since these two estimators differ in their assumption of the nature of heterogeneity, I am using the Hausman test to check which of the two is better. Surprisingly, the test is returning with the following error message;
"no coefficients in common; specify equations (matchlist) for problems with different equation names." r(498).
What could be the problem in this case?
Thanks
Grant
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