Kim,
Stata doesn't have a built-in routine for panel data simultaneous
equations. Maybe someone out there has written their own program for
this, but when I did -findit panel simultaneous- nothing came up.
If you can transform or recast your model into a non-panel framework
(e.g., by transforming into deviations from means or using explicit
dummies for observational units) you could use -reg3- to do 3-stage
least squares.
The alternative is to estimate the system equation-by-equation using
-xtreg- or -xtabond- or -xtivreg- or whatever. It won't be efficient
(in the way that a system estimator like -reg3- is) but your results
will be consistent, and will have the usual advantage over system
estimation in that if one equation is misspecified, it won't spill
over and contaminate the estimation results for the other equation.
Hope this helps.
--Mark
Subject: st: How to estimate simultaneous equation model for panel data
Date sent: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 14:21:14 +0900
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> Dear Stata-listers:
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> I need to estimate simultaneous equation model for panel data.(two
> linear regression models with correlated error is enough). I searched
> help and statalist archive, but could not locate any information. How
> can I estimate such a model on Stata? I appreciate any information.
> Thanks in advance
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