I have cross sectional data with 30 cross sections and 15 years of data - That is, N=30 and T=15. How best can I get around the small sample bias and use the DCCE estimator? Would the JackKnife correction help?
"Dynamic Common Correlated Effects and Small T" refers to econometric methods for panel data with a small number of time periods (T) relative to cross-sectional units (N). It involves:
Dynamic Panel Models: Incorporating lagged dependent variables to capture dynamics.
Common Correlated Effects (CCE): Addressing cross-sectional dependence by including common factors.
Estimation Challenges: Adjusting traditional methods like GMM for small T to avoid biased estimates.
Potential Research Title
"Dynamic Common Correlated Effects in Panel Data with Limited Time Dimensions"