Dear Statalisters,
I have a balanced data with three waves. I want to measure the impact of participation on a binary outcome variable. I match the pooled of the three waves based on the decision to participate. I understand how to go about applying the diff-in-diff estimator on the matched data using the -xtreg, fe- routine in Stata. This would account for the influence of time invariant unobservables in addition to the matching on observables. The corresponding routine -xtprobit- for a binary outcome does not seem to have a fixed effects option (-,fe-) equivalent. How can I apply the diff-in-diff estimator when the outcome variable is binary?
Help is very much appreciated!
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