Hello Statalist Members,
I am working with unbalanced panel data involving 𝑁=5 and 𝑇=20. I have utilized Pesaran's CADF test to check for unit roots in my dataset. The results indicate that some of my variables exhibit unit roots, whereas others do not.
I am considering running a Panel-Corrected Standard Errors (PCSE) regression. My question pertains to the appropriate handling of variables in such a regression model:
Thank you for your guidance.
I am working with unbalanced panel data involving 𝑁=5 and 𝑇=20. I have utilized Pesaran's CADF test to check for unit roots in my dataset. The results indicate that some of my variables exhibit unit roots, whereas others do not.
I am considering running a Panel-Corrected Standard Errors (PCSE) regression. My question pertains to the appropriate handling of variables in such a regression model:
- Is it methodologically sound to include a mix of variables in their first differences (to address unit roots) alongside others in their natural logarithms (that do not have unit roots)?
Thank you for your guidance.
