Dear all,
I�m using panel data and I am going to estimate the following main equation
Y=a+ bX+dD+u
where the dependent variable is continous and observed for all observations in
the data; the vector X includes some endogenous and some exogenous regressors,
and the key explanatory variable is D: a dummy variable which is coded one if
a country undergoes a �treatment�, and zero otherwise. Since the treatment is
not random, I have to account for potential selection bias. So far I have been
using the STATA command �treatreg�, which allows to estimate the treatment and
the main equations simultaneously. Is there the possibility to account for the
panel nature of the data (i.e. country heterogeneity) and endogeneity of some
regressors in the main equation?
Thank you very much for your help!
Kind Regards
Mariarosaria
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