Interpreting Interactions in Linear Fixed-Effect Regression Models: When Fixed-Effect Estimates Are No Longer Within-Effects

By J. Shaver. Strategy Science, 2019

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Fixed-effect regression models use within-firm variation to identify coefficient estimates, which is advantageous for mitigating certain endogeneity concerns and ruling out spurious relationships. ...

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Statistics and Probability

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