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  • the use of xtgls

    Hello everyone!
    Can I use the xtgls command when there are no problems of heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation? (The Hausman test gives me random effects however, the results are not significant with xtreg,re)

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    Do not do this. Estimating models until you get significant results is p-hacking. It sounds like you are shopping around for a model that gives you a type 1 error. Instead, you should ask yourself why the results are not not significant.

    Is the null result contrary to theory or previous findings? In that case, a null result may be interesting. If not, is it possible that your N is not large enough to support your model? If none of the above, you might seriously consider that your predictor variables don't actually predict your outcome.

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    • #3
      Ok thank you !

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