I feel you—finding a good example dataset for panel data analysis can be a pain.
Try the "Panel Study of Income Dynamics" (PSID). It's got household data over decades, so perfect for practicing fixed/random effects models.
Also, Kaggle has some decent panel datasets if you search for "longitudinal data" or "time-series cross-section." Not all are perfect, but worth a look!
Try the "Panel Study of Income Dynamics" (PSID). It's got household data over decades, so perfect for practicing fixed/random effects models.
Also, Kaggle has some decent panel datasets if you search for "longitudinal data" or "time-series cross-section." Not all are perfect, but worth a look!
