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  • How to outreg robustness checks

    Greetings!

    I would like to ask if there is a way to outreg2 tests such as RESET, and VIF ? I want to present my results without using screenshots or even manually inputting the results in a table.

    Here are the commands for each test for reference -

    Ramsey's Regression Specification Error Test (RESET)
    Code:
    estat ovtest
    Variance Inflation Factor (VIF) Test
    Code:
    vif
    For additional reference, I am using a Pooled OLS model with one independent variable (ESG) and control variables with Time and Industry-Fixed Effects. Here is my command for the POLS model
    Code:
    reg StockReturn ESG EPS ROE ROA FirmSize Profitability i.Year i.I_ID, cluster(CompanyName)

  • #2
    Anton:
    1) I would go -linktest- instead of -estat ovtest-;
    2) if your standard errors look fine, -estat vif- is redundant; in addition, -estat vce, corr- is probably more informative;
    3) see -table- to export your results.
    Kind regards,
    Carlo
    (Stata 19.0)

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Carlo Lazzaro View Post
      Anton:
      1) I would go -linktest- instead of -estat ovtest-;
      2) if your standard errors look fine, -estat vif- is redundant; in addition, -estat vce, corr- is probably more informative;
      3) see -table- to export your results.
      Carlo, thank you as always for your reply.

      1.) Thank you as well for your recommendation in using -linktest- as opposed to -estat ovtest-. After running the -linktest-, here are my results (attached). From my understanding from some research in interpreting the results of the -linktest-, would I be right in saying that due to the -hat value being at a significant level, that I have accounted for all the possible variables in my model and that my model is not misspecified?

      2.) I believe that my standard errors look fine, in this case; do I still need to perform -estat vce, corr-?

      Thank you as always.
      Attached Files

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      • #4
        Anton:
        1) please do not share screenshots but use CODE delimiters instead (see FAQ for why): Thanks;
        2) I meant the standard errors of your original regression;
        3) your regression model passed the -linktest-.
        Kind regards,
        Carlo
        (Stata 19.0)

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