Hello. As many of you know, I have been running xtreg
on longitudinal data that contains a small number of
clusters relative to time periods. I thought that if
I ran an FE model with a few time-varying predictors,
it might be useful for me to eyeball each cluster's
FE. In fact--even better--I would love to run xtreg,
fe in a way that lets me get rid of the (shared)
constant, keep all (rather than all minus one) of the
FEs, and actually display the fixed-effects in the
output.
Is any part of this as simple as I am pretending? Or,
is this a pointless/difficult exercise? Thank you!
Lloyd Dumont
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