Dear all,
I am trying to estimate the effect of an observed trade shock (the entrance of China in WTO in 2001Q4 onward) for the US economy. I have a dateset from 1950 to 2014. I was thinking to use a dummy variable to simulate this shock as the effect is already in the data. Nevertheless, I did not find any past literature that was using a dummy as a shock besides, I do not think that a dummy is that efficient for the explanation of the shock in the long-run. Is there anything you advice me to do? Is there some command that I could use in this situation in STATA?
I know that for a simulation usually I need to change the variables affected by the shock in STATA. What about in this case? Is there anything in STATA that I can in my favor?
Thank you in advance
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