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  • #16
    1. Carlo, I cant find in the function help for the comand -scatter- . Whats the way to go with scatter?

    But is this the right way to go to test for heteroskedasticity? I have read you just use -robust- when you have heteroskedasticity, so I have to test it right?


    scatter
    no existing graph command to replay
    r(198);

    2. I try to retrieve residuals as you said from -xtreg postestimation-
    I find this command in the help xtreg postestimation, would that be the right?:

    -predict- comand for ... predictions, residuals, influence statistics, and other diagnostic measures

    and this:

    ue u_i + e_it, the combined residual


    2. So would you say I should use it the -robust- comand?
    Last edited by Stan Breetman; 18 Jul 2017, 06:48.

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    • #17
      hello and good day, I am so beginner in Stata New Microsoft Word Document (7).docx. I used the database of SWIID and I want to Examine the pattern of Inequality around the world and to understand if inequality increased or not? I want to calculate the average of gini so I used it "gen AveGini_disp = (( _100_gini_disp / _1_gini_disp )^((1/100)) - 1)*100", also I want to see in terms of fixed-effect estimation. i wrote this command: tabulate id,gen(country) , but when I run the regression the result is not correct! I would be happy if you could help me. thanks a lot.

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      • #18
        hello and good day, I want to use the data from SWIID and of KOF Globalisation Index , and do in this analysis: the relation between trade globalization and inequality, how can I merge those data, because in SWIID and KOF the order of the countries are not the same and also the year of them are not the same. I become so happy to recieve your guidance. thanks a lot

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        • #19
          Khati:
          your probability of receiving a helpful reply just queing up your query to another one with a different subject is absolutely random.
          Please start a new thread with an informative title (and, please, read and act on the Statalist FAQ before re-posting). Thanks.
          Kind regards,
          Carlo
          (Stata 19.0)

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