Dear Stata Users,
I want to estimate a system of equations, consisting of a cost function and multiple input-demand functions. The input-demand functions do not add any new parameters, therefore I need constraints indicating identical parameters across functions.
Taking no account of the panel characteristic of my data, I can estimate:
I know that the xtsur command can handle panel data, but - as far as I know - does not offer the constraint option. Please let me know if I am wrong.
I also read about the CMP command and tried:
However, I am not sure how to add constraints to this equation. Also I am not sure if vce(cluster) really represents panel data.
Is there a better way to account for panel data in a SUR equation system?
I would really appreciate if somebody could help me out in this matter.
Thanks a lot,
Stefan
I want to estimate a system of equations, consisting of a cost function and multiple input-demand functions. The input-demand functions do not add any new parameters, therefore I need constraints indicating identical parameters across functions.
Taking no account of the panel characteristic of my data, I can estimate:
Code:
constraint define 1 [xinput1]_b[input1] = [cost]_b[input1_squared] constraint define 2 ... ... sureg (cost: C = X X X) (xinput1: Qinput1 = X X X) (xinput2: Qinput2 = X X X) (xinput3: Qinput3 = X X X), isure constraints (1-36)
I know that the xtsur command can handle panel data, but - as far as I know - does not offer the constraint option. Please let me know if I am wrong.
I also read about the CMP command and tried:
Code:
cmp(Cost = X X X) (Qinput1 = X X X) (Qinput2 = X X X) (Qinput3= X X X), indicators(1 1 1 1) vce(cluster firm_ID) level(95)
Is there a better way to account for panel data in a SUR equation system?
I would really appreciate if somebody could help me out in this matter.
Thanks a lot,
Stefan
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