Dear Statalist,
I am currently working on a project that incorporates Regression Discontinuity in Time, where time is in addition a discrete variable.
Because of the high likelihood of auto correlation in the error term, as well as the discrete nature of the running variable, I would need to incorporate HAC standard errors in the model.
In this, I have two questions:
1. I have been reviewing the code for the user-written command "rdrobust" and I notice that they denote the vce(types) in the same numbering as, for example, the conventional "regress", i.e., "robust", "hc2", "hc3". Does this mean that there are any built-in functions in STATA that allows one to call upon vce types? And, if so, is there such a function for Newey-West SEs?
2. Having little to no experience with MATA, could the incorporation of further VCE options to an existing be considered a demanding task? (i.e., is this a reasonable path, or should I try to work around it in some way).
Sincerely
Johan Karlsson
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