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Lambda is the product of sigma and rho. The latter is the decisive result
here as the -treatreg- model crucially rests on the idea that the erors in
its two component equations are correlated...
***
webuse labor, clear
generate wc = 0
replace wc = 1 if we > 12
treatreg ww wa cit,/*
*/ treat(wc=wmed wfed)
treatreg ww wa cit,/*
*/ treat(wc=wmed wfed)/*
*/ two
di in red "product of rho and sigma: "/*
*/ e(rho)*e(sigma)/*
*/ _n "compare to lambda: " e(lambda)
***
HTH
Martin
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Betreff: st: what does lambda mean after treatment regression?
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form{margin:0;}</style> Dear statalists,<BR><BR>I use -t
reatment- in the stata,and the resulting lambd
a is insignificant.<BR>What does it mean? Shou
ld I take the ols re
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