When would I want to estimate a fixed-effects model? What are the advantages of estimating a fixed-effects model?
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This means that we want to account for differences between the units that are constant over time and that we cannot observe or measure directly. Second, the advantages of estimating a fixed-effects model are that it allows us to: Show more…
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