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st: storing/retrieving regression coefficient estimates (xtreg)
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"Braunfels, Philipp (Stud. SBE / Alumni)" <[email protected]>
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st: storing/retrieving regression coefficient estimates (xtreg)
Date
Mon, 2 Jul 2012 21:28:56 +0200
Dear statlisters,
I would like to ask if it is possible to store/retrieve the values of separate regression coefficient estimates (xtreg, fe) and to store them in a new variable.
More precisely, I would like to store the beta 1 coefficient estimate of the following regression:
xtreg y x1 x2 x3, fe vce(cluster ID), where beta 1 refers to the estimated coefficient of x1.
The reason why I would like to do that is as follows: I am investigating the effect of macroeconomic variables on country-index returns and would like to plot the market beta against certain macro-variables using -twoway scatter-. Therefore, I need to estimate the beta for each country with the world market, store it in a new variable and plot this variable against the average value of a some macro-variables.
I already found out that the coefficient estimates are stored as a vector and can be retrieved using -e(b)-, which I cannot use to store as value of a new variable. Therefore, I am only interested in the value of ONE coefficient estimate.
the code I thus would like to implement looks as follows:
xtreg y x1 x2 x3 if country=="DE", fe vce(cluster ID)
<save coefficient estimate of x1, say b1>
gen beta_var=0
replace beta_var = b1 if country=="DE"
gen macro_var_average=0
sum macro_var if country=="DE"
replace macro_var_average = r(mean) if country=="DE"
[do this for all countries in my file and then plot the twoway scatter as described above]
I am very thankful for any support!
regards, p.
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