Hi All,
// Stata-MP 14.2 - (user-written commands not possible)
// Large, "very short" (N>>T) longitudinal data of firm employment and payroll
I'm well familiar with the -margins- command and the available resources, but still haven't been able to recreate the margins results based on adding up the coefficients. I've looked into the very helpful https://www3.nd.edu/~rwilliam/stats/Margins01.pdf, which provides example for the APM, MEM and AME but not for APR.
Similarly, the Stata videos by Chuck Huber https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43uX4D_7uaI also show hand calculations but not for this type.
size: categorical variable
growth: discrete variable
To replicate growth of .1 at size 2 I tried to alter the examples given by the aforementioned resources
but despite numerous variations, to no avail. Does someone know how APR margins are calculated?
Best,
Jeff
// Stata-MP 14.2 - (user-written commands not possible)
// Large, "very short" (N>>T) longitudinal data of firm employment and payroll
I'm well familiar with the -margins- command and the available resources, but still haven't been able to recreate the margins results based on adding up the coefficients. I've looked into the very helpful https://www3.nd.edu/~rwilliam/stats/Margins01.pdf, which provides example for the APM, MEM and AME but not for APR.
Similarly, the Stata videos by Chuck Huber https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43uX4D_7uaI also show hand calculations but not for this type.
size: categorical variable
growth: discrete variable
Code:
xtreg payroll c.growth##i.size if growth>0 margins i.size, at(growth=(.1 .5 1))
Code:
_b[growth]*.1+_b[2.size]+_b[2.size#growth]+_b[_cons]
Best,
Jeff
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