Re: st: ivreg2

[Cordula Stolberg <cs32@sussex.ac.uk>]

Dear Clive,

I actually just found out that there was a problem with the university 
computer system here and that's why STATA didn't work properly. Sorry to 
have bothered you, I didn't know about the computer problem at the time.

Cordula

--On 05 August 2004 18:39 +0100 Clive Nicholas 
<Clive.Nicholas@newcastle.ac.uk> wrote:


> Cordula Stolberg wrote:
>
> > I have encountered some problems with -ivreg2- and I'm not quite sure
> > what I have done incorrectly. I have a fixed effects panel data model
> > with one endogenous variable. I have used -ivreg2- and added the fixed
> > effects manually (I hope that is ok to do so far). The normal -ivreg2-
> > regression worked fine, but then I tried different options, such as
> > -small- or -orthog(...)- and I always got the reply
> >
> > "invalid -orthog-" or "invalid -small-"
> >
> > basically indicating that I used an incorrect syntax. I have also checked
> > whether my Stata is fully updated and has all the options installed. Does
> > anyone know what my mistake is?
> We might have a better idea if you printed the output in full, as well as
> detailing -which ivreg2-.
>
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