Re: st: AW: AW: Exporting ivreg2 results in a simple long table

[Austin Nichols <austinnichols@gmail.com>]

Chuck Cleland:
You can also post all models to one estimation result (stack models)
as described in e.g.
http://repec.org/bocode/e/estout/advanced.html#advanced901
and then use -estout- (on SSC, as is -ivreg2-) to write out your file,
or you can estimate all together (if you don't care about the id
stats); compare:

clear all
u http://pped.org/card
unab x: exper expersq
unab y: educ
unab z: nearc2 nearc4
bys south66:eststo:ivreg2 lwage (`y'=`z') `x', gmm2s cl(hhid)
foreach l in y x z {
 foreach v of loc `l' {
 g s0`v'=`v'*(south66==0)
 g s1`v'=`v'*(south66==1)
 loc `l'2 ``l'2' s0`v' s1`v'
 }
}
eststo: ivreg2 lwage (`y2'=`z2') `x2' south66, gmm2s cl(hhid)
esttab *,  scal(j jp idstat idp widstat)


On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 10:27 AM, Martin Weiss <martin.weiss1@gmx.de> wrote:
> <snip>
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Dear All,
>
>  I am using ivreg2 in combination with a "by" prefix command as follows:
>
> by imp: ivreg2 mydv mycov (endotx = myinstru) , ffirst
>
>  This works fine, but I would like to save the resulting coefficients
> and standard errors in a simple, long table.  Something like the following:
>
> coef   estim    se imp
> ----------------------
> mycov   1.11  0.40   1
> endotx  3.11  0.49   1
> mycov   1.07  0.51   2
> endotx  3.02  0.63   2
> mycov   1.61  0.38   3
> endotx  3.18  0.56   3
> ..
> endotx  2.83  0.44  10
>
>  Then I would like to export the table to a *.dta or plain text file.
> What is the best way to go about this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chuck Cleland

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