Re: st: how to manage estimation results

[David Burgalassi <d.burgalassi@ec.unipi.it>]

Thanks Martin and Austin. The approach suggested by Austin seems to  
work. The method described by Martin requires some more reflection for  
me (As I'm almost new in programming Stata).
Anyway, thanks a lot for your suggestions and quick reply. I've just  
discovered Statalist, it is great!

Bye, D.

Il giorno 22/ott/2009, alle ore 17.31, Austin Nichols ha scritto:

> One approach:
>
> sysuse nlsw88, clear
> g coef=.
> g t=tenure*12
> qui forv i=30 (1) 100 {
> reg wage grade if t<`i', r
> replace coef=_b[grade] in `i'
> }
> g maxt=_n in 30/100
> line coef maxt
> tabdisp maxt, c(coef)
>
> On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 11:00 AM, David Burgalassi
> <d.burgalassi@ec.unipi.it> wrote:
> > I'm running the regression
> >
> > forvalues i=30 (1) 100 {
> > regress dep var1 if var2<`i', r
> > /}
> >
> > Now, having 70 results, I'd like to get a unique table with  
> > coefficients and
> > statistics of all estimations.
> > I could find any help in Stata help. Can you solve my problem?
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