Dear Statalisters:

There are a million threads on Statalist already for similar topics (e.g., https://www.statalist.org/forums/for...ter-xtlogit-fe), so many that I experienced decision paralysis about which one to bump and decided to start a new one.

The issues that have been raised in the past is that because xtlogit, fe doesn't estimate the fixed effects it's impossible to know what the actual marginal effect would be. Have there been any advances in figuring out how to calculate population-level predicted probabilities over a given categorical variable (e.g., by race/ethnicity, gender, etc) or over a continuous variable (e.g., year, age, height, etc)? I want to dig into this a little bit more but if someone has figured it out--or come up with new reasons why it doesn't work with the conditional logit estimator--I'd like to know.

Thank you for your time.