Antwort: Re: Re: st: RE: Use fixed-effects' coefficients in a second regression

[Justina Fischer <JFischer@diw.de>]

Kit,

you appear to have overlooked the posting by Mark S.

Justina
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Datum: 21.01.2011 01:46PM
Thema: Re: Re: st: RE: Use fixed-effects' coefficients in a second regression

On Jan 21, 2011, at 2:33 AM, Justina wrote:

>
> if not already suggested, you miht consider the estimator developed by
> Pluemper and Troeger.
>
> For more info, see here:
>
> http://www.polsci.org/pluemper/ssc.html

Those following this advice should be aware that there is considerable debate in the published and working-paper literature about the validity of the P&T estimator. Breusch et al. (see cited page) criticise it, as does W. Greene (in a comment which I believe also appears in the same journal). P&T claim that both of these critiques are invalid and their estimator works well. Given this discord, I would not want to try to 'sell' use of this estimator in a submitted article, as any reviewer unfamiliar with the technique is likely to consider it suspect after reading the critiques.

Kit

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