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Along the lines of page 28 of Austin`s talk in Chicago
http://www.stata.com/meeting/snasug08/nichols_gmm.pdf
The similarity to your setup may not be strong, but I think it could still
give you a clue for your way forward :-)
HTH
Martin
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I am sticking my neck out on this one, but could you -bootstrap- the entire
estimation procedure to arrive at an SE in the absence of an analytical
solution?
HTH
Martin
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Dear Statalist,
I am trying to estimate a GMM (Blundell-Bond) model where one of my
regressors has been estimated by a probit model in a first step. Wooldridge
(2002), chap. 6 points out that the estimates are consistent, but standard
errors need to be corrected. In appendix 6A (p. 139) he derives the
corresponding formulas. Does anybody know, whether this (or another
suitable) solution is implemented in Stata?
I am aware of that this question has already been posted, but that was some
years ago and there was no solution given at that time.
I appreciate any help!
Best regards,
Anselm
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