I am running regression on bank profitability and different variables.
My question is why won't GMM let me use my dummy variable? Is there a different way I can specify my dummy variable? (whether or not a bank is consider a community bank).
Second, I have 82 banks with 4 years. Is this a large enough sample size and observation size?
Thank you so much for your help. I've been looking all over the internet and in books for the answer.
GMM - questions: dummy variables and large Ts
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Re: GMM - questions: dummy variables and large Ts
What does GMM do when you try, i.e. what do you mean by GMM won't let you?
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Re: GMM - questions: dummy variables and large Ts
It gives me "Near singular matrix" and as soon as I get rid of the dummy variable it runs.
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Re: GMM - questions: dummy variables and large Ts
Check whether you are in the dummy variable trap.
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