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st: AW: re: Method for first stage, in xtivreg
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st: AW: re: Method for first stage, in xtivreg
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Wed, 24 Feb 2010 09:12:41 +0100
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So Kit, can you provide the code to replicate the first stage here?
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webuse nlswork, clear
xtivreg ln_w age c.age#c.age not_smsa /*
*/ 2.race (tenure = union birth south), /*
*/ re first
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HTH
Martin
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Hans said
And get the first stage results. That is fine, but I would like to
know how it estimates the first stage. I tried to replicate the first
stage with OLS, RE, BE, FE etc... I cannot get the same results? I
wonder why?
The discussion of Methods and Formulas in the [XT] xtivreg manual
entry, for each method, seems perfectly clear. For instance, for
method FE, after demeaning the within estimator is a two-stage least-
squares regression of \ytilde on \Ztilde with instruments \Xtilde.
The FSRs are thus regressions of each \Ztilde on all of the \Xtilde.
In their notation Z = Y + X1, where Y are included endogenous and X1
are included exogenous. X = X1 + X2 where X2 are excluded exogenous.
All straightforward IV setup.
Kit
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