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st: how to do fixed effects with weights? (problem using svy: with xtreg, fe)
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st: how to do fixed effects with weights? (problem using svy: with xtreg, fe)
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Sun, 11 Apr 2010 15:43:49 -0400
I am analyzing longitudinal data on children's educational achievement
using the "xtreg, fe" command. My challenge is that I can't seem to
weight the data with the "svy:" command when running a fixed effects
model. I am working with Early Childhood Longitudinal
Study-Kindergarten Cohort data from the National Center for Education
Statistics; the study employed a multistage probability sample design
(with three stages).
As advised by a technical consultant at the American Institutes for
Reserach, I am currently "survey setting" the data using replicate
weights as follows:
svyset [pweight=c1_5fp0], jkrweight( c1_5fp1-c1_5fp90, multiplier(1))
I then attempted to run the fixed effects model with this syntax:
svy jacknife: xtreg ztime incneed married momwork numchild, i(childid2) fe
I receive the following error message:
xtreg is not supported by svy with vce(jackknife)
I checked the official Stata help pages, and they simply say that svy
does not support xtreg. They do not offer a solution. I tried using
xi to create dummies for each child, but even with matsize and maxvar
set to the maximum permitted, the models still won't run. (There are
nearly 20,000 children in the dataset.) Does anyone have any
suggestions? Thanks in advance for your help, as I am a novice at
working with survey data!
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