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st: Creating a varible equal to the means of subpopulations


From   Fredrik Vest <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: Creating a varible equal to the means of subpopulations
Date   Sun, 16 Feb 2014 15:51:42 +0100

Hi,

I have a panel with 19 regions over 25 years, and I want to generate a
variable equal to the mean of X in all regions except one. To be more
precise; all observations should equal the mean of X that year,
excluding the region corresponding to that cell.
Something like this: For observation "region 1, year 1": my variable
should equal the mean of X for year 1 for all regions but region 1.
For observation "region g, year t": my variable should equal the mean
of X for year t for all regions but region g.
The idea is to compare the value of an observation in a region with
the mean of the observations in all the other regions within the same
year.

Any suggestions?

Fredrik Bakkemo
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