Hello, STATA newbie here.
For my research I need to do a coefficient test between coefficients from two different regression models. Usually this is done with the suest command, however, since I'm using a reghdfe regression, this isn't working, since it cannot predict the score. I saw one forum post where someone had the same issue, but the commands posted there were too complicated for me. I have the following two regression models (excluding the control variables):
Model 1: Reghdfe EarningsPersistenceGAAP GAAPEPS CG FirminGFC FirminCOVID GAAPEPS*GFC GAAPEPS*COVID GAAPEPS*GFC*CG GAAPEPS*COVID*CG, absorb(year industry)
Model 2: Reghdfe EarningsPersistenceNONGAAP NONGAAPEPS CG FirminGFC FirminCOVID NONGAAPEPS*GFC NONGAAPEPS*COVID NONGAAPEPS*GFC*CG NONGAAPEPS*COVID*CG, absorb(year industry)
I would like to test every variable for potential statistical differences.
Does anyone know how I can do a manual workaround (that I can understand and explain if necessary)?
For my research I need to do a coefficient test between coefficients from two different regression models. Usually this is done with the suest command, however, since I'm using a reghdfe regression, this isn't working, since it cannot predict the score. I saw one forum post where someone had the same issue, but the commands posted there were too complicated for me. I have the following two regression models (excluding the control variables):
Model 1: Reghdfe EarningsPersistenceGAAP GAAPEPS CG FirminGFC FirminCOVID GAAPEPS*GFC GAAPEPS*COVID GAAPEPS*GFC*CG GAAPEPS*COVID*CG, absorb(year industry)
Model 2: Reghdfe EarningsPersistenceNONGAAP NONGAAPEPS CG FirminGFC FirminCOVID NONGAAPEPS*GFC NONGAAPEPS*COVID NONGAAPEPS*GFC*CG NONGAAPEPS*COVID*CG, absorb(year industry)
I would like to test every variable for potential statistical differences.
Does anyone know how I can do a manual workaround (that I can understand and explain if necessary)?
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