Hausman - the value of prob>chi2 doesn't appear

[Luthfi Syarhan]

Data Description

I'm currently working on my thesis and I encountered difficulties when processing the data. So I tested several factors that can influence bad credit at the group of banks.
I have 1 dependent variable named Non-Performing Loan (NPL) which is a loan that hasn't been paid in a certain period of time. The independent variable are:
1. Load to Deposit Ratio (LDR) which is the ratio used to measure how much credit is disbursed compared to the funds obtained
2. Return on Asset (ROA) which is ratio that measure how well the bank using its asset to produce profit
3. Inflation
4. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

The Problem

The result shows that the prob>chi2 value at Hausman test does not appear and there is an explanation V_b - v_B not positive definite (as you can see in the picture)

fe result

re result

hausman

I give you link to my excel data so you can see the data distribution. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...f=true&sd=true

Based on the result above, hausman doesn't give me the value of prob>chi2 so I can't choose weather FE or RE are the best model.
Would you like to explain what happened with this data and help me solve this problem without eliminating the independent variable? Thank you in advance!

[Andrew Musau]

It appears that you stored the RE estimates twice.

xtset company year
xtreg npl ldr roa inflation gdp, fe
est sto fe
xtreg npl ldr roa inflation gdp, re
hausman fe .

[Luthfi Syarhan]

Thank you so much for your help! I think i missed some steps last night.