Hi Ridwan
So "pretrend" simply does the following
test pre1 pre2 pre3
assuming pre* are the pretreatment estimates
and the null is that all are zero
you can achieve exactly the same using the estat event with post option,
then using "test" for joint test
Test produces different tests based on Standard errors and model assumptions. So check on the manual for more details
So two options:
estat event, predict(xb) pretrend window(-4 -1)
or estat event, predict(xb) post window(-4 -1)
then check coef names
then run Test
So "pretrend" simply does the following
test pre1 pre2 pre3
assuming pre* are the pretreatment estimates
and the null is that all are zero
you can achieve exactly the same using the estat event with post option,
then using "test" for joint test
Test produces different tests based on Standard errors and model assumptions. So check on the manual for more details
So two options:
estat event, predict(xb) pretrend window(-4 -1)
or estat event, predict(xb) post window(-4 -1)
then check coef names
then run Test

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