Dear all: I am estimating a panel data SFA using the model proposed by Battese and Coelli (1995). I am using the Stata command sfpanel. For the sake of simplicity I explain my problem assuming only one determinant (Z) of both Mu and Usigma. Is the significance of the coefficients of Z a sufficient, necessary or not even necessary condition to derive conclusions about the significance of the marginal effects of Z on the mean and variance of technical efficiency? Maybe it not even a necessary condition. I'd appreciate your help. Thanks, Juan
Related Posts with Marginal effects in Stochastic Frontier Analysis
Advice on survival analysis setupHello everyone, I’m hoping to solicit some advice from those of you that are familiar with survival…
Should we winsorize the interaction variables ?I have two variable, a and b a is a normal vari b is a dummy ( 0 and 1) c = a*b c is for interation …
How to interpret non-standardised coefficients?Hi all, I am looking at the effect of gender inequality (measured by GII which is a 0 to 1 scale, w…
Whether to include squared terms with OLS or notHi all, I am running a regression on logged hourly pay and was wondering how to test whether I shou…
mvprobitDear Statusers, I’m writing for a question on the package mvprobit. I’m estimating a mvprobit for 5 …
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Marginal effects in Stochastic Frontier Analysis
Post a Comment