Pooled estimator simply regress yit on an intercept and xit using both between
(cross-section) and within (time-series) variation in the data.
Pooled or population-average estimator are consistent if the RE
model is appropriate and are inconsistent if the FE model is appropriate.
From discussion in within and between variation, the individual-spesific-effects model for the
scalar dependent variable yit specifies that;
yit=αi+{x}'itβ+εit (1)
where {x}'it are regressor, αi are
random individual-spesific-effects, and εit is and
idiosyncratic error
Pooled OLS estimator can be motivated from the individual-effects
model by rewriting Eq (1) as the pooled model.
lwage=α+β1expit+β2exp2it+β3wksit+β4edit+(αi−α+uit) (2)
Consistency of OLS requires that the error term (αi−α+uit) be uncorrelated with independent variables.
So pooled OLS is consistent in the in the RE model but inconsistent
in the FE model because then αi is correlated with independent variables.
The pooled estimator, or PA estimator is obtained by using the xtreg command with the pa option.
The option is corr( ) for place different restriction on the error correlation, and vce(robust) to obtain cluster-robust standard errors.
We use the data Paneldata01.
xtset
id t
Assumed that there are AR(2) error process in model Eq(2), to
estimate PA,
xtreg
lwage exp exp2 wks ed, pa corr(2) vce(robust)
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