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Careful! The association between -suest- and -sureg- is rather loose, in
spite of similar names.
You may want to show your output with the "constant" issue to enable
Statalisters to answer your question...
HTH
Martin
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Betreff: st: constant in the suest command
Dear statalist,
I want to estimate a system of equations. Since heteroscedasticity seems to
be an issue and according to the 'Breusch-Pagan test of independence' there
are no efficiency gains from -sureg- I decided to use -suest-.
The equations are estimated by fixed effects. In order to be able to use
-suest- I estimated the equations using -regress- and including a full set
of time and country dummy variables while dropping the constant. However,
-suest- keeps returning a constant. What constant is that? And how can it be
interpreted?
Thanks for your consideration (of this rather basic question)
Flora Hofmann
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