The command -sumdist- (SSC) was written by Stephen Jenkins , it was designed to estimates distributional summary statistics commonly used by income distribution analysts. I find that it do not display variable's mean (?) ot the last quantile. Perhaps I have misunderstanding of this command. Could any one help me explaining it in more details? Thank you.
Code:
. sysuse nlsw88, clear (NLSW, 1988 extract) . sumdist wage, ngp(5) Distributional summary statistics, 5 quantile groups --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quantile | group | Quantile % of median Share, % L(p), % GL(p) ----------+---------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 4.026 64.184 8.891 8.891 0.691 2 | 5.435 86.648 11.245 20.136 1.564 3 | 7.311 116.557 16.211 36.347 2.823 4 | 10.274 163.796 22.473 58.821 4.569 5 | 41.179 100.000 7.767 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Share = quantile group share of total wage; L(p)=cumulative group share; GL(p)=L(p)*mean(wage)
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