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piesebel

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Assume that for the T = 2 time periods case, you have estimated a simple regression in changes model and found a statistically significant positive intercept. This implies

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Consider the special panel case where T = 2. If some of the omitted variables, which you hope to capture in the changes analysis, in fact change over time, then the estimator on the included change regressor


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Reply #1 on: Jun 29, 2018
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