Hi
I have a cross sectional study (individuals from 26 countries) in an RD-design. The treatment is Trump's electoral victory, dependent variable is satisfaction with democracy.
On the individual level, the respondents are as if-randomised. However, some countries are under- or overrepresented in either the control or the treatment group (due to differences in the exact dates when Eurobarometer conducted interviews in the different countries). For instance, Germans constitute 9 % of the control group, but only 3 % of the treatment group. Therefore I want to apply weights to the data. Concretely, treatment-Germans would have to weight 3x as much as control-Germans. The difficulty for me lies in that this weight must be different for every country. I.e. I have one variable (country) where a weight must be applied to EACH value on the variable (e.g. country 1=France, 2=Germany, etc.). Is this possible? Can I do something after creating dummy variables for each nationality?
Thanks!
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