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st: Propensity Score Matching, fixing date variable when matching using psmatch2
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Mario Reinhold <[email protected]>
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st: Propensity Score Matching, fixing date variable when matching using psmatch2
Date
Thu, 20 Oct 2011 10:50:24 +0200
For my diploma thesis I want to conduct Propensity Score matching. I
try and extimate the wage reduction of persons that became unemployed
and find a new job then after. In order to control for the
macroeconomic circumstances in which a person finds a new job, I would
like to 'fix' the year of the treated and untreated persons when
matching, e.g. the age or the education does not have to be
necessarily the same when matching, however the 'year' observed must
be the same. One way would be to create subsamples, that is
restricting the estimation to one certain year (or period) but that is
not really what I want as I would have to conduct the same estimation
20 times and it would only tell me 20 times how the situation in year
t=1 to t=20 which is not sensible if I want to estimate a generalised
effect over the 20 years observed.
The statistical model hence is:
ATT= E[y_it|D_i=1, P(x)] - E[y_it|D=0, P(x)]
with
t... date
i... individual
y... outcome
D... treatment
instead of:
ATT= E[y_i|D_i=1, P(x)] - E[y_i|D=0, P(x)]
Is there a way to conduct this analysis using psmatch2?
So far, my command is:
psmatch2 unmplyd, outcome(wage) pscore(ps) ate cal(0.0001)
where ps is estimated beforehands using probit.
I am sorry but I could not find anything related here on statalist.
I would be more than happy if I could receive some help.
Regards and thanks to all of you in advance,
Mario Reinhold
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graduand at Technische Universität Dresden (Germany)
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