Dear max,
Thanks so much for the prompt response. however I believe ivreg2 and
xtivreg2 both do not report Cragg-Donald Wald Statistic and Stock and
Yogo Critical values when there are " more than two endogenous
variables" that are likely weak. This may be because Stock and Yogo
only worked with two endogenous variables. I might be wrong. Your
help is appreciated
I read Stock Wright and Yogo (2002) "A Survey of Weak Instruments and
Weak Identi’ cation in Generalized Method of Moments". Journal of
Business & Economic Statistics October 2002, Vol. 20, No. 4 but I am
still not sure for the more than two endogenous variables case.
Thanks
and be well
On 6/2/09, Volpi, Massimiliano <[email protected]> wrote:
> Apologies to the list. I forgot to add that ivreg2 is a downloadable program
> developed by C. Baum, M. Schaffer and S. Stillman.
>
> Max Volpi
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> when there are more than 2 endogenous variables that are likely weak
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> Dear listserve,
> Does any one know how to get STATA to report Cragg-Donald Wald
> Statistic and Stock and Yogo Critical values when there are more than
> 2 endogenous variables that are likely weak?
>
> Thanks and be well
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