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  • Chow test in panel data

    Hi all,

    My estimated equation takes form of:
    ln(I)=B1ln(w1)+B2ln(w2)+B3ln(w3)+(control variables)+error

    The regressions run is a fixed effect regression for years 2010 to 2015.

    The test statistic is defined as:
    H=B1+B2+B3

    Let's say that H=1 for the analysed period. I would like to see whether the value of H statistically changes in value after year 2010.

    Do you have any idea how can I do it? I presume that the Chow test is appropriate, but I'm not sure how to apply it when my test statistic is a sum of three coefficients.

    Thank you for your help.

  • #2
    Francis, you may define an indicator p = 1 after 2010, = 0 otherwise. Then add interactions of p with regressors to the original regression, sum up the coefficients of p*lnw1, p*lnw2, and p*lnw3 and you can get the change in H after 2010.

    Code:
    xtreg lnI lnw1 lnw2 lnw3 controlvar c.q#c.(lnw1 lnw2 lnw3 controlvar) i.year, fe vce(cluster panelvar)
    lincom c.q#c.lnw1 + c.q#c.lnw2 + c.q#c.lnw3    // change in H

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    • #3
      Dear Fei,

      Thank you for your comments. It is very helpful.

      I wanted to confirm whether I understood this correctly. So basically, I re-run the regression adding the interaction terms (multiplying p or q with the variables). If the F test indicates a statistically significant results of the join hypothesis on the three parameters, I can conclude that the parameters changed over time. Is that correct?

      Please find the result of my regression below.

      Thank you for your help.





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      • #4
        Francis, after running the regression in #2, do not look at the joint significance of the three coefficients, but a t-test for the summation of the three coefficients, according to your definition of H -- This is done by using -lincom-, the second line of the code.

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        • #5
          Hi Fei,

          Yes, this is what I meant. Thank you so much !

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