Jared Greathouse
I do have one treatment. In your FDID command example (see the example you provided in FDID), the "treat" variable is constructed as a dummy variable, right?
So, if I use the code
, the treatment starts in 1975 and continues until 1997, making it a 23-year treatment period. Correct?
In my case, the treatment period is 10 years, which is why I mentioned it. My case is very similar to the dataset you provided in "agbasque.dta".
My problem is that processing my data takes too long, and I encounter the "frame __dfcopy already defined r(110)" error when I reduce the observations (please see my previous post in this thread).
I do have one treatment. In your FDID command example (see the example you provided in FDID), the "treat" variable is constructed as a dummy variable, right?
fdid gdpcap, tr(treat) gr1opts(scheme(sj) name(ag, replace))
tab year if treat==1
In my case, the treatment period is 10 years, which is why I mentioned it. My case is very similar to the dataset you provided in "agbasque.dta".
My problem is that processing my data takes too long, and I encounter the "frame __dfcopy already defined r(110)" error when I reduce the observations (please see my previous post in this thread).
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