Hello!
In the data set I have the variable: "college" = 1 if student went to college, 0 otherwise; and "period" =2 for 2nd period, and =1 for the 1st period; and "degree" =1 for getting high school degree, =0 otherwise; and some other variables relating the characteristic of the student.
So, I want to estimate utility from going to college but conditional on student having obtained the high school degree, and in period 2 only.
I can do it by simply drop out observations of 1st period and students who did not obtained a high school degree. But I do not want to do so, since I still need the whole data set for other regression.
Is there any way to proceed without dropping out observations?
Thank you,
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