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Title: Regression with Panel Data SW Chapter 10


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Regression with Panel Data(SW Chapter 10)
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Notation for panel data
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Panel data notation, ctd.
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Why are panel data useful?
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Example of a panel data setTraffic deaths and
alcohol taxes
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U.S. traffic death data for 1982
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U.S. traffic death data for 1988
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Why might there be more traffic deaths in states
that have higher alcohol taxes?
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Example 1 Traffic Density
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Example 2 cultural attitudes towards drinking
and driving
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Panel Data with Two Time Periods(SW Section
10.2)
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Example Traffic deaths and beer taxes
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?FatalityRate v. ?BeerTax
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Fixed Effects Regression(SW Section 10.3)
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The regression lines for each state in a picture
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Summary Two ways to write the fixed effects
model n-1 binary regressor form
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Fixed Effects Regression Estimation
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1. n-1 binary regressors OLS regression
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2. Entity-demeaned OLS regression
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Entity-demeaned OLS regression, ctd.
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Entity-demeaned OLS regression, ctd.
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Example Traffic deaths and beer taxes in STATA
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Example, ctd. For n 48, T 7
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By the way how much do beer taxes vary?
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Regression with Time Fixed Effects(SW Section
10.4)
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Time fixed effects only
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Two formulations for time fixed effects
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Time fixed effects estimation methods
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Combined entity and time fixed effects
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The Fixed Effects Regression Assumptions and
Standard Errors for Fixed Effects Regression (SW
Section 10.5 and App. 10.2)
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A. Extension of LS Assumptions to Panel Data
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Assumption 1 E(uitXi1,,XiT,?i) 0
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Assumption 2 (Xi1,,XiT,Yi1,,YiT), i 1,,n,
are i.i.d. draws from their joint distribution.
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Assumption 5 corr(uit,uisXit,Xis,?i) 0 for
t ? s
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Assumption 5 in a picture
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What if Assumption 5 fails so
corr(uit,uisXit,Xis,?i) ?0?
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B. Standard Errors
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Sampling distribution of fixed effects estimator,
ctd.
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Sampling distribution of fixed effects estimator,
ctd.
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Case I when uit, uis are uncorrelated
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Case II uit and uis are correlated so
Assumption 5 fails
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Case II Clustered Standard Errors
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Comments on clustered standard errors
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Comments on clustered standard errors, ctd.
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Comments on clustered standard errors, ctd.
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Implementation in STATA
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Case II treat uit and uis as possibly correlated
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Try adding year effects
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Fixed Effects Regression ResultsDependent
variable Fatality rate
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Summary SEs for Panel Data in a picture
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Application Drunk Driving Laws and Traffic
Deaths (SW Section 10.6)
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Drunk driving laws and traffic deaths, ctd.
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The drunk driving panel data set
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Why might panel data help?
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Empirical Analysis Main Results
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Digression extensions of the n-1 binary
regressor idea
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Summary Regression with Panel Data (SW Section
10.7)
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