Hi all,
I have a question related to within R2.
With the help of this post , together with other source, it is helpful to get me started with models with one dimension FE. For instance, if I add firm FE (firm is my panel variable), then within R2 tells me how much variation within a firm is explained by my model.
However, I wonder what is the interpretation when I have multiple FE? Say I have a panel where my panel var is city-establishment, my variation is at establishment-time level, if I add city-establishment FE and city-time FE, is the interpretation of within R2:
1) how much variation within a city-establishment cell is explained by my model?
2) how much variation within a city-time cell is explained by my model?
3) how much variation within a city-establishment-time cell is explained by my model?
BTW, is there any statistical explanation about the interaction FE that I can refer to?
Thank you in advance
I have a question related to within R2.
With the help of this post , together with other source, it is helpful to get me started with models with one dimension FE. For instance, if I add firm FE (firm is my panel variable), then within R2 tells me how much variation within a firm is explained by my model.
However, I wonder what is the interpretation when I have multiple FE? Say I have a panel where my panel var is city-establishment, my variation is at establishment-time level, if I add city-establishment FE and city-time FE, is the interpretation of within R2:
1) how much variation within a city-establishment cell is explained by my model?
2) how much variation within a city-time cell is explained by my model?
3) how much variation within a city-establishment-time cell is explained by my model?
BTW, is there any statistical explanation about the interaction FE that I can refer to?
Thank you in advance
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