Dear Statalist,
I have dynamic panel data with N = 30 over 192 months (16 years), which means small N and large T. I would like to estimate a DV that is monthly, using three annual lags of the DV (and the same for all other explanatory and control variables). The reason is that if I use monthly lags of the DV spanning three years, I would have to estimate models with very large numbers of regressors - on the other hand if the DV is annual too, then the number of observations is not large enough and I do not realize the full potential of the data, which is monthly.
1) Is this feasible from an econometrical perspective?
2) What kinds of models would be suitable?
Thanks in advance for any help or advice,
Fabian
I have dynamic panel data with N = 30 over 192 months (16 years), which means small N and large T. I would like to estimate a DV that is monthly, using three annual lags of the DV (and the same for all other explanatory and control variables). The reason is that if I use monthly lags of the DV spanning three years, I would have to estimate models with very large numbers of regressors - on the other hand if the DV is annual too, then the number of observations is not large enough and I do not realize the full potential of the data, which is monthly.
1) Is this feasible from an econometrical perspective?
2) What kinds of models would be suitable?
Thanks in advance for any help or advice,
Fabian
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