Re: st: mlogit, bootstrap, mfx: "no observations"

["Guido Heineck" <Guido.Heineck@gmx.net>]

Dear Stas and Jean,

thank you for your comments. 

There is a reason for my need to bootstrap the standard errors: The covariates in local foo (the ones I want to calculate the marginal effects for) are variables that are predicted from a 'first step' regression. My understanding is that I have to account for this but that estimating robust standard errors may not be sufficient. 

And indeed - in another paper, different data, different topic, but same issue - a referee suggested to use bootstraping.

If you have any other suggestions, please let me know.

Guido
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