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st: A question about -margins-


From   Angelica Calle <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: A question about -margins-
Date   Mon, 26 Mar 2012 17:19:55 -0400

Dear StataListers:

I am trying to estimate the probability that a estudent gets a
scholarship conditional on factors like parents' education (among
other variables). To this aim I am interested in obtaining the
marginal effects of the parents' education  on the probability of
obtaining the scholarship. I have been using the command -heckprob- to
get this estimates (my dependent variable is dichotomus), and the
command -margins, dydx(*) predict(pcond)- to obtain the marginal
effects. I know that this calculation (estimating the marginal
effects) must consider the parameters of both equations (selection and
outcome equation) and I would like to be sure that the command
-margins, dydx(*) predict(pcond)- does that. I have been searching if
this is the case or if I have to use something else, unfortunately I
was not able to identify if margins considers both equations. I would
really appreciate if you guys could give me some reference to have
certainty on this issue.

Thanks,

Angelica.
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