Auto-correlation test of Wooldridge?

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1. What is the impact of having different scales in a survey? and how can we solve this problem before and after data collection (Literature)?

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What degree of missing data in a particular case/participant results in Expectation-Maximisation no longer working?

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Nisha Malhotra

Have you tried the xtserial command?

xtserial dependent_variable, lags(#)

define your panel structure (cross-sectional and time identifiers) with xtset command and then run the xtserial command: a significant test statistic indicates the presence of serial correlation.

It's a community-contributed program-if you don't have it in your stata - you can install it - just type

net install st0039

Chuck A Arize

This test is used to test for autocorrelation in panel data. This test is considered robust because it works with lesser assumptions on the behavior of the heterogeneous individual effects.

Yes, there is a Wooldridge test for autocorrelation in panel data. The test is used to detect first-order autocorrelation in the errors of a panel data model. The test is based on the residuals from the first-differenced regression of the dependent variable on its lagged values.