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st: question on GLLAMM


From   lm0542 <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: question on GLLAMM
Date   Wed, 18 Aug 2004 08:04:39 -0700 (PDT)

Dear Stata Experts,
I would like to estimate a model of occupational
choice of university graduates, taking as endogenous
each of the following 3 sequential decision nodes:
�
1) choice of university course (polychotomous variable
with 1 to K groups, e.g. economics, law, humanities
etc..)
2) choice on labour market participation (binary
variable: 1 = employed, 0 = non employed)
3) choice of occupation (polychotomous variable with 1
to�J groups, e.g. craft, menial, blue-collar, white
collar workers etc.)
�
I was thinking to use GLLAMM for this purpose but
since I'm new to the program I'm not sure whether it
might be suitable. 
Thank you very much in advance for�any suggestion.
I apologize if my, probably overly�general,�question
bothered you. 
kind regards
matt




		
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