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The p-value is less than 0.05, which provides evidence to reject the null hypothesis and accept the alternative hypothesis suggesting that year dummies are jointly significant and a time-fixed effect exists.
As a 3rd step, analyzing the merged data, I want to plug in dummies for each years between 2002-2005 in the regression but of course, as I pointed out in the latest message, the year dummy are omitted. I was wondering that lagging the year dummies to year 2006 because I don't have any information in the main dataset for year 2003-2005 ?
Here is my favorite code for creating dummy variables from a categorical variable. The only difference is that this code produces K-1 dummy variable to avoid colinearity: x = as.factor( rep(1:6,each=4) ); model.matrix(~x)[,-1] Substitute x with the year from your data set.
Dummy variables are also called indicator variables. As we will see shortly, in most cases, if you use factor-variable notation, you do not need to create dummy variables. In cases where factor variables are not the answer, you may use generate to create one dummy variable at a time and tabulate to create a set of dummies at once.
Hi, I'm currently making a basic OLS analysis of how different factors affect a company's ROA. In addition, I should include the full set of year variables as dummies in the OLS. My data consists of different companys, and each row has year specified. How could I take the year into account as a dummy variable in Stata? How should i include it in my code?
Currently I am running the conditional fixed effect model (xtlogit) with year dummies and it takes significant time and seems to never provide results. I didn't have this problem before adding the year dummies and I wonder now if that might be the trigger or the big massive of data.
Thanks, that is useful! I had to create the variable "year_month_serial" to ensure having a consecutive panel data (for lag definitions) but what I am interested in controlling for are two things: seasonality (monthly dummies) and trend (year dummies) - I don't see adding (240-1) year_month_serial dummies make sense in this case. So it seems that FE model="individual" and adding two sets of ...
I can see in Wooldridge Introductory Econometrics that it is common to use year dummies in panel data analysis. Should I include times dummies for all years or would it make sense to only have 4 time dummies?
I know how to interpret year dummies individually; being in year 1982 has a .0002899 increase in y compared to being in 1981. But can I say something about the dummies as a whole? they seem to increase in magnitude, is plotting them on a graph and then conjecturing about influence of time trends something you can do? On a side note someone told me these dummies are in in comparison with the ...
To capture arbitrary time effects common to all groups, then you need to include a full set of time dummies (coded 0/1 each). This is what is automatically done in Stata when you type i.year (instead of just year, which gives the time trend). Thus, you do not need to manually create these dummies beforehand. Just use Stata's factor variable ...