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st: propensity score matching with panel data
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st: propensity score matching with panel data
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Thu, 11 Jul 2013 18:49:35 +0200 (CEST)
Hi,
I have a question on propensity score matching methodology.
I have a panel of 73 countires and 5 periods (5 years average of originally 25
years).
I am using propensity score matching to test the impact of a specific program
on fiscal behaviour.
The treatment is : being under the program.
(i.e. a country can be under a program in the first period, not beign under a
program in the second period and then being again under the program in the
third period)
The outcome variable is a proxy of fiscal behavior.
I am using a panel probit to estimate the propensity score.
Now, given the importance of the time dimension in my analysis I was wondering
whether it makes sense to include time dummy variable in this stage?
or I should matched (in the second stage) taking into account periods?
Thanks a lot for you help,
Giovanna
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