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How do we test for significant differences in the coefficients of the same variable between two 2SLS models?
Acemoglu (Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson, 2001, AER, page 1395) compared the coefficient differences of the same variable in two instrumental variable (IV) models in his paper "The Colonial Origins of Comparative Development: An Empirical Investigation."
Model 1: ivregress logy (R = S)
Model 2: ivregress logy (R = S M)
How to test [Model 1]R = [Model 2]R?
In his paper, he reported the results of a chi-square test but did not provide specific details on how this step was implemented. (Table 8, Panel C)
In his paper, this test is called the "overidentification test."
The null hypothesis is that the 2SLS coefficients estimated with the instruments indicated in model 1 versus the coefficients estimated using model 2 are significantly different.
How can you replicate this test using Stata? SUR? GMM?
You can find the paper using the DOI (10.1257/aer.91.5.1369).
How do we test for significant differences in the coefficients of the same variable between two 2SLS models?
Acemoglu (Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson, 2001, AER, page 1395) compared the coefficient differences of the same variable in two instrumental variable (IV) models in his paper "The Colonial Origins of Comparative Development: An Empirical Investigation."
Model 1: ivregress logy (R = S)
Model 2: ivregress logy (R = S M)
How to test [Model 1]R = [Model 2]R?
In his paper, he reported the results of a chi-square test but did not provide specific details on how this step was implemented. (Table 8, Panel C)
In his paper, this test is called the "overidentification test."
The null hypothesis is that the 2SLS coefficients estimated with the instruments indicated in model 1 versus the coefficients estimated using model 2 are significantly different.
How can you replicate this test using Stata? SUR? GMM?
You can find the paper using the DOI (10.1257/aer.91.5.1369).
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