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From   Ricardo Henriquez <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: RE:
Date   Wed, 25 Jun 2003 17:36:08 -0400

Dear Statalist readers,

I am estimating the following two-equation model using a two-stage procedure
suggested by Maddala (1983):

Y1 = a1X1 + B2Y2 + e1

Y2*= a2X2 + e2

where Y2=1 if Y2*>0
	Y2=0 otherwise

Y1 is censored at zero and Y2 is binary (the realised value of the latent
variable
Y2*). Since Y2 is assumed to be endogenous, I would like to test the
endogeneity of Y2. I checked the Durbin-Wu-Hausman test but it is not
appropriate when one of the dependent variable is binary. Thus, do you know
if there is an alternative way to test for endogeniety in such a models. Any
help will be much appreciated.


Ricardo Henr�quez
Chile

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