Hi all,
I am trying to estimate the marginal effect of the regressors on the probability of an uncensored outcome in a tobit model using the cmp module. When using the regular tobit command in Stata this can be accomplished by:
I had guessed that the analogous code in cmp would be:
However, these give very different results for the marginal effects. I am fairly certain that in cmp the option "pr" assumes the variance of the error term is 1, as it is in a probit model (the cmp help documentation only refers to probit in its discussion of the pr option, but I had hoped it could be used for a tobit as well).
I'm wondering if there was some other way of getting these marginal effects?
Cheers,
Peter
I am trying to estimate the marginal effect of the regressors on the probability of an uncensored outcome in a tobit model using the cmp module. When using the regular tobit command in Stata this can be accomplished by:
Code:
sysuse auto.dta tobit mpg trunk weight, ll(17) margins, dydx(trunk weight) predict(pr(17,.)) atmeans
Code:
sysuse auto.dta
cmp (mpg=trunk weight), ind("cond(mpg>17, $cmp_cont, $cmp_left)" )
margins, dydx(trunk weight) predict(pr(17 .)) atmeans
I'm wondering if there was some other way of getting these marginal effects?
Cheers,
Peter

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