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st: nonstationarity in dynamic panels
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Svenja Gärtner <[email protected]>
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st: nonstationarity in dynamic panels
Date
Fri, 4 Nov 2011 10:46:26 +0100
Dear Listers,
I have a panel (n=3, t=30) inlcuding the gender wage gap, economic variables (like unemployment, public spending) and dummies.
The wage gap is the dependent variable and is auto-correlated. I wanted to use a dynamic panel approach to include lags of the dependent variable and control for endogenity.
But I see the following problems:
- most approaches are set up for large N, small T; I have small N, large T (like -xtabond-)
- the dependent variable is non-stationary as well as some regressors, but not integrated of the same order ( so I cannot do a VEC for each cross-section)
Do you have any suggestions how to deal with such a panel?
Your help is very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Svenja
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Svenja Gärtner
PhD Student
Department of Economic History
School of Business, Economics and Law
University of Gothenburg
+46 (0)31 - 7864443
[email protected]
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