R help - Nov 2015 - Options for running Hausman-Taylor with robust standard errors

This has been eating at me for a very long time. From everything I understand,
the plm package does not yet allow robust standard errors to be calculated for
the Hausman-Taylor using the coeftest command you would for other estimators
(i.e. pooled, within, random). This is of course the error that plm shoots out
when you try to run it in the package, which you can see below:


Error in vcovHC.plm(ht, type = "HC0") : 
  Model has to be either random, within or pooling model


It just seems like such a strange oversight given the popularity of HTM in
econometrics and the almost granted necessity of robust standard errors.


What are my options, perhaps using other simple packages in R, to calculate a
Hausman-Taylor using robust standard errors for my panel data regression? I?m
not really sure if sharing data or much code will help in this case.


Alex
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