Hi , for my dissertation I am looking at how ESG scores leads to increases in Corporate financial performance.My data is composed of 50 firms in 8 years
1.) i Set my data to panel data
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2) I then ran fixed effects and random effects followed by the hausman test and got the following results
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The results suggest that random effects model is suitable , am i Correct ?
3.) my fixed effects results as follows
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4) Then to account for heteroskedasticity , i use clustered robust standard errors
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But now my ESG score variable has decreased significantly , I am not sure what implication this has on my hypothesis that ESG scores affect Tobinsq measure ?
are you able to advise thank you very much
1.) i Set my data to panel data
[ATTACH=CONFIG]n1540412[/ATTACH]
2) I then ran fixed effects and random effects followed by the hausman test and got the following results
[ATTACH=CONFIG]n1540415[/ATTACH]
The results suggest that random effects model is suitable , am i Correct ?
3.) my fixed effects results as follows
[ATTACH=CONFIG]n1540416[/ATTACH]
4) Then to account for heteroskedasticity , i use clustered robust standard errors
[ATTACH=CONFIG]n1540417[/ATTACH]
But now my ESG score variable has decreased significantly , I am not sure what implication this has on my hypothesis that ESG scores affect Tobinsq measure ?
are you able to advise thank you very much
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