.findit tobit gives you a number of options (estimation, robustness etc).
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Ronnie Babigumira
Agricultural University of Norway
Department of Economics and Social Sciences
P. O. Box 5033, N-1432 ÅS, NORWAY
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Sent: 25. september 2002 09:34
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Subject: st: two-way tobit
Dear Statalist members,
I want to run a regression with a growth rate as dependent variable. For about 90% of the observations the growth rate is equal to zero, for 5% it is negative and for 5% it is positive.
I learned that a two-way tobit, which can treat the zeros as a discrete variable with a mass point and the negative and positive growth rates as continuous variable, would be more appropriate than OLS.
Has someone already written a programme for this problem or for a similar problem?
My data is of the pooled cross-section time-series type, therefore I would like to get standard errors that are robust to heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation.
Many thanks in advance,
Elisabeth
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