Hi all. I have a cross-sectional dataset with information on the presence or absence of a Brazilian TV network's signal (globo_coverage), for each one of the 3,659 localities in Brazil in 1982.
I want to estimate the effect of having access to Globo Network's signal on the vote for a Brazilian political party in the general election of 1982 in the country, for several offices (i.e., federal deputy, state deputy, governor and senator).
The problem: variable "globo_coverage" is probably endogenous. I need to run an instrumental variable model. This endogenous variable is binary and all my dependent variables are continuous. Estimation through 2SLS using the command ivregress seems wrong.
Variables I want to use as instruments: distance to the state capital in km (dist_cap_est) and geographical latitude.
Could someone provide me advice on how to proceed here?
Thank you.
PS: please let me know if you need more info about the dataset.
Related Posts with Estimating an instrumental variable model - endogenous variable is binary and DVs are continuous
Code that picks up sudden spikes in prices Code: * Example generated by -dataex-. To install: ssc install dataex clear input double op …
Creating a variable containing number of decimal points of another variable's valuesHi, I have a variable measuring speed. The values are double and vary in the number of decimal point…
Instrumental Variable HelpHi, I'm having trouble with a new instrumental variable. So I'm trying to find some causality, betw…
Dropping individuals when missing observations and change in variableHi, I am running panel data analysis in Stata and work with Survey data from Germany. The period co…
regression on filtered dataIs there any disadavntage associated with the filtered regression wherein you you have filtered the …
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Estimating an instrumental variable model - endogenous variable is binary and DVs are continuous
Post a Comment