Hi all,
In my panel data study, one of the regressors is an endogenous variable. Some estimators such as Arellano Bond and Blundell Bond (BB) are very handy to address the issue of endogeneity in a panel setting. My key question is: does Blundell Bond (BB) work when there is a serial correlation in one or more of the endogeneous variables? Can someone please explain why? BB uses difference in variables to instrument level instruments, but if the variable is persistent, a lot of delta values will be zero or close to zero in many time periods.
In my panel data study, one of the regressors is an endogenous variable. Some estimators such as Arellano Bond and Blundell Bond (BB) are very handy to address the issue of endogeneity in a panel setting. My key question is: does Blundell Bond (BB) work when there is a serial correlation in one or more of the endogeneous variables? Can someone please explain why? BB uses difference in variables to instrument level instruments, but if the variable is persistent, a lot of delta values will be zero or close to zero in many time periods.
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