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Nick
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Maarten Buis
> --- Xiaoheng Zhang wrote:
> > But seems I can not use constraints() after
> > xtprobit in Stata 8.2,right?We do not have Stata 9.
>
> That seems to be true. One solution (apart from
> ordering Stata 10) would be to estimate the model
> with -gllamm-, which does allow constraints.
>
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