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  • FMOLS - positive coefficient and negative t-stat, is it possible?

    Dear Statalists,

    I would like to ask you how it is possible after running a FMOLS model using the xtcointreg command to have a positive coefficient and a negative t-stat.
    I have attached you an image of my model.
    I am not sure if my command has any problem or not.
    Thank you in advance.


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  • #2
    johny: Please show what you typed and the Stata output in between code delimiters. I'm making a habit now of not opening attachments because it has resulted in a computer virus recently. I haven't used the xtcointreg command but I might be able to help.

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    • #3
      Dear Professor,

      I would like to thank you for your response. It honours me.
      Of course, I totally understand. Below, I have written the 3 codes I used for my models:
      For the FMOLS:
      HTML Code:
      xtcointreg lnefpc  lngdppc lngdppc2 lnrenpc eci kofgi trade , est(fmols)  eqtrend(0) xtrend(0)  stage(1) kernel(bartlett) bmeth(neweywest)
      For the CCR:
      HTML Code:
      xtcointreg lnefpc  lngdppc lngdppc2 lnrenpc eci kofgi trade , est(ccr)  eqtrend(0) xtrend(0)  stage(1) kernel(bartlett) bmeth(neweywest)
      For the DOLS:
      HTML Code:
      xtcointreg lnefpc  lngdppc lngdppc2 lnrenpc eci kofgi trade , est(dols)  eqtrend(0) xtrend(0)  dlead(1) dlag(1) vlag(2)  stage(1) kernel(bartlett) bmeth(neweywest)
      Following the same commands, I run several different models and this case (of opossitve signs for beta and t-stats) are observed

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Jeff Wooldridge View Post
        johny: Please show what you typed and the Stata output in between code delimiters. I'm making a habit now of not opening attachments because it has resulted in a computer virus recently. I haven't used the xtcointreg command but I might be able to help.
        Dear Professor,
        Thanks for your previous response, I got similar results as the ones exposed before. Is any way to interpret this?
        Last edited by Lina Nova; 20 Dec 2023, 11:31.

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        • #5
          As I said previously, I need to see the commands you typed and what Stata reported.

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