Econometric models are causal models that statistically identify the relationships between variables and how changes in one or more variables cause changes in another variable.
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simplified representation of the real world that economists develop to describe how the economy behaves and is expected to perform in the future.
Econometrics analyzes real-world data. Theory writes mathematical models.
Using firm fixed effects in econometric models helps to control for unobserved heterogeneity by accounting for differences between individual firms that remain constant over time. This approach can improve the accuracy of estimates and reduce bias in the results, leading to more reliable and robust findings in economic analysis.
Incorporating firm fixed effects in econometric models helps to account for differences between individual firms that are not directly observed. This is important in panel datasets because it allows researchers to control for unobserved factors that may affect the outcomes being studied, leading to more accurate and reliable results.
To obtain reliable estimate of the co-efficient of economic relationship and use them for policy decisions
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