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  • #16
    This will replicate the coefficients provided you have:
    Code:
    xtset firmID Quarter

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Maxence Morlet View Post
      This will replicate the coefficients provided you have:
      Code:
      xtset firmID Quarter
      Maxence:
      Thank you! I have one more question. When I ran the regression, it gave a window which showed the absorbed degrees of freedom. It said: n_id : categories(2383) - redundant(2383) = 0*
      * = FE nested within cluster, treated as redundant for DoF computation. How do I interpret this. I did indeed get the exact same coefficients, but with smaller SEs, hinting to a more efficient model.
      I would like to add a question to this. How should I interpret the coefficients that I got from this model?
      Last edited by Maarten Loomans; 22 Jun 2022, 02:50.

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      • #18
        Yep, because
        Code:
        reghdfe
        will not apply a double penalty so to speak, and if fixed effects are nested within cluster (here, you have firm fixed effects and you are clustering by an equal or coarser entity, i.e. firms) then reghdfe will not count firms twice in the computation of absorbed degrees of freedom (hence the redundant).

        The interpretation of the coefficients is the standard within coefficients interpretation; ceteris paribus, within one same unit over time, if x rises by one unit, y will rise by Beta units, where Beta is the coefficient on x.

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