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Hello E-views forum,

I am running a fixed effects model ( countries=14, years=10). When I include clustered robust standard errors ( White period) the constant term is insignificant.
Does this indicate a problem in my model?

Thank you very much,

Hercules

Hello again to everybody, I am back with more information cause it is complicated for me and I need some help, I have panel (balanced data) and I estimated a fixed effects model. I have 14 countries and 11 years. When I estimate, the DW statistic is 1, hence suggesting that I have positive autocorre...

Hello e-views forum, hope everybody is doing well. I would really appreciate some help. While estimating a fixed effects model, if I choose as a coefficient covariance method--> White cross section, then it means that my standard errors are robust for heteroskedasticity and first order serial correl...

Perfect! Thanks and keep up the good work!!

Thank you very much for the reply.
If I get it right the correlation matrix does not take into account the fixed effects and that's why the negative correlation (on the matrix) turns to a positive one in the fixed effects model. Is this right?

Thank you

Hello E-views forum and thanks a lot for the help you provide to starters like me. I have a question regarding correlation matrix. I have panel data ( 14 countries, 11 years) and I want to produce a correlation matrix for my thesis. I open the variables as a group, and then I go view-Covariance anal...