Joint Conditional Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Beta Regression for Panel Data with Higher-Order Autoregressive Errors
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Existing panel beta regression estimators do not accommodate higher-order autoregressive dependence within a joint likelihood framework. We develop such an estimator: a joint conditional maximum-likelihood beta-AR(k) model extended from a single time series to panel data, and extend it to panel inference through two new covariance estimators - a generalization of Beck-Katz panel-corrected standard errors (PCSE) and a Driscoll-Kraay-style alternative (DK) - to account for the cross-panel dependence the extension introduces. The estimator is evaluated by Monte Carlo simulation spanning AR(1)-AR(3) error structures, three panel sizes, and five series lengths, under both independent panels and genuine cross-panel dependence, against an uncorrected baseline. PCSE generally exhibited superior Type I error control and coverage relative to DK, at a power cost that was modest and partly illusory given DK's own miscalibration. Under genuine cross-panel dependence, the uncorrected estimator's Type I error was severe and did not diminish with additional data, while both corrections resolved it, with PCSE again preferred. An illustrative multi-site disease management example is provided, along with a Stata implementation (xtbetark).