Atul Teckchandani wrote:
[...]
> From what I've read about the Chow test, I can't find any mention of it being applicable
> when different levels of analyses are used. Everything seems to indicate that Chow tests > or Z-tests can be used only between subgroups at the same level of analysis. Is it
> possible to do such an equality test? If so, how would I go about it?
[...]
Just a thought, but skipping the Chow test and going down the
multilevel modelling route via -gllamm- instead would allow you to
assess your parameter estimates, standard errors and the like at your
two levels of analysis.
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