Hi everyone!
I want to predict wages for women who do not work,
so I am using the Heckman two step procedure to calculate wages for
participants accounting for selection. To predict wages for non
participants accurately I want to use the standard error of the
prediction instead of using just the mean. Using "predict var , stdp"
predicts the standard error of the prediction taking into account the
Mills ratio? Or is just calculating the standard error of the linear
regression without taking into account the selection?
Does "predict stdf" does this?
Thank you very much.
Regards.
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Alfredo Ariza Alfaro
Departamento Econom�a y Empresa
Universidad Pablo de Olavide
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