Hello,
I would like some information about the cmp command.
My issue is the following.
I want to instrument a multinomial probit model.
My model looks like this: cmp (Y = X1 X2 ... ENDOGENE, iia), nolr ind ($ cmp_mprobit) vce (robust)
My endogenous variable is a score from 0 to 6. My instrumental variable is dichotomous. Here is the code I made to instrumentalize my model:
cmp (Y = X1 X2 ... ENDOGENEOUS, iia) (ENDOGENEOUS = X1 X2 ... INSTRUMENT, iia), nolr ind ($ cmp_mprobit $ cmp_cont) vce (robust)
Nevertheless, my ENDOGENEOUS variable is a score variable, so it makes more sense to write $ cmp_oprobit instead of $ cmp_cont.
Is this formula right to instrument my model ? :
cmp (Y = X1 X2 ... ENDOGENEOUS, iia) (ENDOGENEOUS = X1 X2 ... INSTRUMENT), nolr ind ($ cmp_mprobit $ cmp_oprobit) vce (robust)
I would like some information about the cmp command.
My issue is the following.
I want to instrument a multinomial probit model.
My model looks like this: cmp (Y = X1 X2 ... ENDOGENE, iia), nolr ind ($ cmp_mprobit) vce (robust)
My endogenous variable is a score from 0 to 6. My instrumental variable is dichotomous. Here is the code I made to instrumentalize my model:
cmp (Y = X1 X2 ... ENDOGENEOUS, iia) (ENDOGENEOUS = X1 X2 ... INSTRUMENT, iia), nolr ind ($ cmp_mprobit $ cmp_cont) vce (robust)
Nevertheless, my ENDOGENEOUS variable is a score variable, so it makes more sense to write $ cmp_oprobit instead of $ cmp_cont.
Is this formula right to instrument my model ? :
cmp (Y = X1 X2 ... ENDOGENEOUS, iia) (ENDOGENEOUS = X1 X2 ... INSTRUMENT), nolr ind ($ cmp_mprobit $ cmp_oprobit) vce (robust)
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