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  • Presenting subsets of the same model in two columns via estout

    Greetings. Hoping for help in how to apply estout to the following situation:

    I have run
    Code:
    eregress alliance_performance i.gov_low i.gov_low#c.($sources) i.gov_low#c.($controls), ///
        entreat(gov_low=$sources $controls $selection) vce(robust)
    
    est sto ap
    resulting in the following results:

    Code:
    . estout ap, label
    
    ---------------------------------
                                    .
                                    b
    ---------------------------------
    Alliance performance             
    gov_low=0                7.377661
    gov_low=1                5.206726
    gov_low=0 # Asset ~y     -.082115
    gov_low=1 # Asset ~y    -.0732385
    gov_low=0 # Volati~y    -.0708309
    gov_low=1 # Volati~y       .16578
    ...
    ---------------------------------
    gov_low                          
    Asset specificity        -.007459
    Volatility               .1205961
    ...
    Since the treatment effect was interacted with every DV, I essentially have two separate models here. For clarity, I would like to present the results for gov_low=0 and gov_low=1 separately.

    Code:
    ---------------------------------
    Alliance performance     gov_low = 0        gov_low = 1        
    Constant                  7.377661            5.206726
    Asset ~y                 -.082115            -.0732385
    Volati~y                -.0708309            .16578
    ...
    I have the pieces to do this, but haven't been able to put them together correctly. Having the same model in two columns is easy,
    Code:
    estout ap ap
    .
    I can keep what I want in the first column with
    Code:
    estout, label drop(1.*)
    and the second column with
    Code:
    estout, label drop(0.*)
    . (Obviously, a lot of formatting commands also need to be included). What I can't figure out how to do is to give different
    Code:
    drop
    commands to each column.

    Can anyone point me towards how to do so or suggest an alternative way to produce the same result? Thank you.
    _______________________________________

    Glenn Hoetker
    Professor in Business Strategy

    Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne
    200 Leicester Street, Carlton, Victoria 3053, Australia
    Email: [email protected]

    I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which I work, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nations, and pay my respects to their Elders, past and present.
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