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Rank-based Tests for Cross-sectional Dependence in Large (N,T) Fixed Effects Panel Data Models

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OXFORD BULLETIN OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS
Volume 82, Issue 5, Pages 1198-1216

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WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/obes.12378

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Funding

  1. NSFC [11501092, 11571068, 11671073]
  2. Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities [2412017BJ002]
  3. Key Laboratory of Applied Statistics of MOE (KLAS) [130026507, 130028612]
  4. Jilin Education Science Planning Project [GH180346, JKBLX2018-077]

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Most existing methods for testing cross-sectional dependence in fixed effects panel data models are actually conducting tests for cross-sectional uncorrelation, which are not robust to departures of normality of the error distributions as well as nonlinear cross-sectional dependence. To this end, we construct two rank-based tests for (static and dynamic) fixed effects panel data models, based on two very popular rank correlations, that is, Kendall's tau and Bergsma-Dassios'tau*, respectively, and derive their asymptotic distributions under the null hypothesis. Monte Carlo simulations demonstrate applicability of these rank-based tests in large (N,T) case, and also the robustness to departures of normality of the error distributions and nonlinear cross-sectional dependence.

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