Using standard models to estimate panel data

Document Type : Original Article

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1 Professor of Statistics, and applied économic. Economics Applied to Development Laboratory. Yahia Farès University of Medea, Algeria

2 Assistant Professor- Master Program of Crisis and Disaster Management- Assistant Professor-Faculty of Engineering, Palestine University

3 Jannat Al-Iraq College Private College for Humanities

4 PhD Fellowship in Economics, Ain Shams University

5 Fellowship PhD in Economics, Ain Shams University

6 Assistant teacher at the Faculty of Arabic Language, Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Linguistic and Grammar references

7 Quantitive economics,The Algerian-African Economic Integration Laboratory. University of adrar Algeria

8 Ain Shams University Doctoral Fellow - Faculty of Business Ain Shams University

9 Head of the Department of Economics, Ain Shams University

10 Professor of Statistics, Faculty of Graduate Studies for Statistical Research, Cairo University

Abstract

Panel data models are one of the important standard models in the field of 
economic sciences. Because of its special importance in increasing the 
number of observations, which allows to reach more reliable standard 
results; In addition to the absence or decline of many econometric 
problems, similar to the problem of the instability of the variance of random 
error, and accordingly this topic has been divided into three axes; The first 
axis included the theoretical framework of the longitudinal data model 
(Panel data), while the second axis measured the relationship between 
economic growth and the production of electricity from nuclear energy; 
While the third axis came to analyze the impact of nuclear energy 
consumption on the environment, and then finally the application to Egypt. 

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