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st: Oaxaca command in a multiply imputed data set. How to apply Rubin rule?
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Bettina Lamla <[email protected]>
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st: Oaxaca command in a multiply imputed data set. How to apply Rubin rule?
Date
Tue, 15 Jan 2013 11:04:23 +0000
Dear all,
I have a multiply imputed data set and want to perform decomposition analysis using the oaxaca command by Ben Jann.
Can I apply the Rubin Rule (in order to adjust standard errors) to the results of the decomposition (micombine oaxaca dep. var indep. var. does this)
or should it be applied to the two original regressions for both groups (e.g. men/women). In that case I cannot use oaxaca, right?
Thanks!
Bettina
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