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Re: st: xthtaylor by hand or using xtivreg2
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"M.M. Kramer" <[email protected]>
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Re: st: xthtaylor by hand or using xtivreg2
Date
Wed, 02 Nov 2011 10:25:46 +0100
Dear Nick,
I am trying to estimate the impact of a self-choosen treatment on
portfolio returns of retail investors. This self-choosen treatment is
very likely endogenous, it does not vary over time and we do not have
external instuments available, so Hausman-Taylor might be an appropriate
estimation technique. The problem that I keep encountering is that I
cannot assess the quality of the instruments that xthtaylor creates. I
cannot see the first stage results when using xtoverid2 and I receive
warnings on collinearity. My idea was to create the instruments by hand
and then use 2SLS to see what's going on. So far, I found that xthtaylor
transforms the timevarying exogenous variables into means, and demeaned
variables and uses some other transformations. My question therefore is
how exactly to replicate the variable transformation of xthaylor to
create the instruments by hand.
Marc
Nick Cox wrote:
Many people will sympathise to some degree here, but what kind of help
are you expecting _which can reasonably be provided_?
1. To comment helpfully on your difficulties with -xthtaylor- people
will surely want more detail on your problems.
2. If you seek to use -xtivreg2- (SSC), the same comment applies
there: the help is the place to start and people will want to see
specific queries.
3. -xthtaylor- is some hundreds of lines long, so reproducing it "by
hand" is not trivial.
Nick
On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 8:26 AM, M.M. Kramer <[email protected]> wrote:
I have been struggling for some time with the xthtaylor command. Especially
the various error messages that occur after some tests are hard to solve.
Does anyone have any clear instructions on how to transform the variables
in a way that xtivreg2 can be used? Or may be anyone has the syntax to
replicate the output of xthtaylor by hand.
Thanks.
Marc Kramer
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