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    Model Comman Effect Model Fixed Effect Model Random Effect: Tidak

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    This document provides steps for selecting between a common effects model, fixed effects model, and random effects model. It first checks for a common effect by running a Chow test, selecting a common effects model if the p-value is not significant, otherwise moving to check for fixed effects. Next, it runs a Hausman test to check for fixed effects, selecting a fixed effects model if the p-value is not significant, otherwise moving to check for random effects using an LM test.

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    This document provides steps for selecting between a common effects model, fixed effects model, and random effects model. It first checks for a common effect by running a Chow test, selecting a common effects model if the p-value is not significant, otherwise moving to check for fixed effects. Next, it runs a Hausman test to check for fixed effects, selecting a fixed effects model if the p-value is not significant, otherwise moving to check for random effects using an LM test.

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    This document provides steps for selecting between a common effects model, fixed effects model, and random effects model. It first checks for a common effect by running a Chow test, selecting a common effects model if the p-value is not significant, otherwise moving to check for fixed effects. Next, it runs a Hausman test to check for fixed effects, selecting a fixed effects model if the p-value is not significant, otherwise moving to check for random effects using an LM test.

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    Model Comman Effect Model Fixed Effect Model Random Effect: Tidak

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    This document provides steps for selecting between a common effects model, fixed effects model, and random effects model. It first checks for a common effect by running a Chow test, selecting a common effects model if the p-value is not significant, otherwise moving to check for fixed effects. Next, it runs a Hausman test to check for fixed effects, selecting a fixed effects model if the p-value is not significant, otherwise moving to check for random effects using an LM test.

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    Model Comman Effect Model Fixed Effect Model Random Effect

    Tidak Uji Chow


    P-Value < α

    Ya

    Model Fixed Effect

    Uji Housmen Tidak


    P-Value < α
    Model Comman Effect
    Ya

    Model Fixed Effect Model Random Effect

    Uji LM Tidak
    P-Value < α

    Ya

    Model Random Effect Model Comman Effect

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