I would like to investigate the effects of a natural disaster on individuals. Therefore I have been using a difference-in-difference method. My main regression so far is as given below:
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xtreg outcome_var FY2007 FY2008 FY2009 FY2011 FY2012 FY2013 didFY2007 didFY2008 didFY2009 didFY2011 didFY2012 didFY2013 if inrange(wave,2008,2014), fe
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,fe
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FY2007 FY2008 FY2009 FY2011 FY2012 FY2013
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didFY2007 didFY2008 didFY2009 didFY2011 didFY2012 didFY2013
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didFY2007=treatment*financialyear2007
Now as an alternative way I want to use propensity score matching and want to use the
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teffects psmatch
1. I have read the manual for the function but I am not sure what the function does. I have a treatment group (
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intreatmentgroup==1
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intreatmentgroup==0
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teffects psmatch (outcome_var) (intreatmentgroup cleanedhigh1 cleanesempst hgsex hhtype cleanhstenr,probit)
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cleanedhigh1 cleanesempst hgsex hhtype cleanhsten
3. The shock has been observed in 2010. Therefore a in my difference-in-difference estimation I can look at the effects before and after the shock through
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did=treatment*post
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post
4. Is it possible to control for fixed effects using
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teffects psmatch
I know those are many questions but I have now been reading for 2-3 weeks about this and I still could not solve this issue. Any help or answer to any of the questions would be highly appreciated..
Kind regards.
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