Panel Data robustness
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 5:20 am
Hi,
I am using least squares, panel data from 2006 to 2010 for 26 developing countries. Therefore, looking at 130 observations. I am using fixed effects to take into account the differences between countries. I am looking at the relationship between the political representation of women and sexual crime (dependent variable). I am using control variables including GDP per capita, male population, and strength of the legal system.
Are there any robustness checks I should undertake i.e. to ensure robust standard errors and how do I do these?
I am inputting: sexv c pol gdp malp leg
If anyone could offer advice would be greatly appreciate as panel data is new to me!
Thanks
I am using least squares, panel data from 2006 to 2010 for 26 developing countries. Therefore, looking at 130 observations. I am using fixed effects to take into account the differences between countries. I am looking at the relationship between the political representation of women and sexual crime (dependent variable). I am using control variables including GDP per capita, male population, and strength of the legal system.
Are there any robustness checks I should undertake i.e. to ensure robust standard errors and how do I do these?
I am inputting: sexv c pol gdp malp leg
If anyone could offer advice would be greatly appreciate as panel data is new to me!
Thanks