Score contribution per author:
α: calibrated so average coauthorship-adjusted count equals average raw count
Hausman and Palmer (2012) suggest using the Edgeworth corrected critical values of Rothenberg (1988) along with a pairs bootstrap covariance matrix estimator in order to obtain second order correct heteroskedasticity-robust inferences. According to their simulations, this test has size comparable to and power greater than a wild bootstrap test. In this note, I show that this does not hold in general. Using a more extensive set of simulations reveals that the wild bootstrap test is much more robust to the underlying data generating process.