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st: Ordered/multivariate probit


From   "Wiemann, Markus" <[email protected]>
To   <[email protected]>
Subject   st: Ordered/multivariate probit
Date   Thu, 23 Sep 2010 17:04:48 +0200

Dear all,

I'd like to run a test to check whether companies that have certain
provisions in contracts perform better over time. Assume the following
setting: 

The dependent variable may take one of three values:
-1 if the company improved its rating over time,
0 if it had a stable rating or 
1 if the company got downgraded.


I have many control variables but actually I am interested in two dummy
variables:
Has_Provision_A which equals 1 if the contract contains some provision
"A" and
Has_Provision_B which equals 1 if the contract contains some provision
"B". 0 in all other cases.
There are contracts that have neither provision "A" nor "B". There are
no contracts that contain "A" and "B" at the same time. 

I tried ordered probit (- oprobit -) regressions. First of all, do you
think this is the best approach? Second, I heard that multivariate
probit might be a more suitable solution. But I am neither sure whether
this is correct nor where to find it in Stata. Do you have any comments
on that?


Thanks and all the best
Markus

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