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st: average marginal effect with multiple imputed datasets after IVPROBIT


From   Alex Lexus <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: average marginal effect with multiple imputed datasets after IVPROBIT
Date   Wed, 8 Dec 2010 14:23:12 +0000

Dear All,

I am fitting an IVPROBIT to multiple imputed data. I have 5 imputed
datasets and my command line is the following:

xi: mi estimate, cmdok esampvaryok :  ivprobit y i.var1 var2 var 3
(var4 =var5 ) , first ro cl(hhintid)

Following your advice about emargins I wrote:

/******* begin -emargins- *************/
program emargins, eclass properties(mi)
version 11
args outcome
ivprobit y i.var1 var2 var 3 (var4 =var5 ) , first ro cl(hhintid)
margins, vce(unconditional) dydx(*) predict(outcome(`outcome')) post
end
/******** end -emargins- *************/

forvalues j=1/5 {
mi estimate, cmdok:  emargins `j'
}

But I get an error:
equation 1 not found
an error occurred when mi estimate executed emargins on m=1

Any advice on how to compute average marginal effects after
instrumental variable probit models and how to write the correct
syntax for it?

Thanks in advance,

Alex

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