Thank you very much for your comment.
Ekrem.
2009/12/3 Austin Nichols <[email protected]>:
> Ekrem Kalkan <[email protected]> :
> The advice on a first-stage F greater than 10 is about 7 years out of
> date now (Stock and Yogo overturned in 2002 that advice from Staiger
> and Stock from 1997, more or less), and applies only to a single
> endogenous regressor, in any case. -ivreg2- (from SSC) will give you
> relevant diagnostics (read the help file) if you estimate one equation
> at a time; if you have a recursive system of equations, these will be
> very good measures of the strength of your excluded instruments. If
> not, they will be imperfect, but better than nothing.
>
> On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 3:40 AM, Ekrem Kalkan <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Dear Stata users,
>>
>> I am estimating a 3SLS regression (for an Almost Ideal demand system)
>> with reg3 command. I do not know how to test whether my "excluded
>> instruments" are weak or not (correlation with endogenous regressors).
>> I know that with "ivreg2" there are some diagnostics for weak
>> instruments. For example, the partial F-statistic of the reduced form
>> regression is required to be higher than 10. Do you think that these
>> diagnostics are valid for system estimation like reg3?
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