Dear academician friends, I have a question about econometrics. I evaluated the relationship between the number of researchers in the health field and patents with a balanced panel analysis over 11 countries and 10 years. The data is regular; I evaluated the model with least squares and then performed causality and co-integration analyses. However, one peer reviewer insists that the data should be counted and recommends counted panel analysis. I looked at the subject, but there was no need for such an analysis, so I proceeded according to the suitability of econometric evaluations and diagnostic tests. How can I make such an analysis (counted data) on Eviews? Thanks.
Performing a counted panel analysis in EViews involves several steps. EViews is a statistical package for econometric analysis that allows for the estimation of panel data models. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Step 1: Prepare Your Data
Step 2: Estimate the Counted Panel Model
Step 3: Review the Results
Step 4: Post-Estimation Diagnostics
For guidance, refer to the EViews User's Guide or relevant tutorials.
To conduct panel data analysis in EViews, you typically use the "Grouped Data" feature under the "Quick" menu to define your panel structure and then apply regression or other statistical analyses to examine relationships across entities and over time.
To perform count data panel analysis in EViews:
EViews provides options for count data models under its panel data analysis features.
Counted panel analysis, also known as count data panel analysis, involves statistical techniques used to analyze panel data where the dependent variable represents counts or the number of occurrences of an event. This type of data is common in various fields, such as economics, and social sciences, where the interest lies in modeling the frequency of events over time for different entities (such as individuals, firms, or countries).
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