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st: Estimating a translog production function
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Norman Maldonado <[email protected]>
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st: Estimating a translog production function
Date
Mon, 2 Dec 2013 20:13:04 +0000 (GMT)
Hi everyone,
I need to estimate the following translog production function:
LnY = b0 + b1*LnK + b2*LnL + b3*LnK*LnL + b4*LnK*LnK + b5*LnL*LnL
where Y is output, K is capital and L is labor. Thus, Y is a function of K, L, and all possible interactions (K-L, K-K, L-L). Now, K and L are usually endogenous. For simplicity let's say only K is endogenous, and let's assume a good instrument is the number of firms in the market (nfirm). Using Greene's dataset, the code in Stata should look like:
* Data
use http://www.stata-press.com/data/r12/greene9
* Basic OLS regression (this one works!)
reg lnv c.lnk##c.lnl c.lnk#c.lnk c.lnl#c.lnl
* IV Regression (does not work)
ivregress 2sls lnv c.lnk##c.lnl c.lnk#c.lnk c.lnl#c.lnl (c.lnk = nfirm)
The error message I got is:
lnk included in both exogenous and endogenous variable lists
r(498);
I'm trying to find a way to carry out this IV estimation. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Norman M
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