Hello,
I am estimating the impact of the opening of a specific public facility on the number of people registered as homeless in cities. This public facility opens at different times for different municipalities (and never opens in some municipalities). Hence, I'm using Callaway and Sant'Anna's csdid function.
I estimate it as follows:
The issue is that the ATT in absolute terms doesn’t tell me much on its own. I would like to know the relative change instead. Since count = 0 for many cities, I cannot simply use the log transformation. Is there any way to obtain the ATT (preferably in the plot) in terms of percent increase or decrease?
Sorry if I made any mistakes.
I am estimating the impact of the opening of a specific public facility on the number of people registered as homeless in cities. This public facility opens at different times for different municipalities (and never opens in some municipalities). Hence, I'm using Callaway and Sant'Anna's csdid function.
I estimate it as follows:
Code:
csdid count, ivar(city) time(year) gvar(open_year) notyet estat event csdid_plot
Sorry if I made any mistakes.