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Personally, I would probably read the book, and if I thought the models could be applied to my problem I would investigate them further and perhaps try fitting them. I have never used propensity score matching but I considered it recently and did some reading in the area, and this post attracted my attention. Dear all, Since it is evident that there are some fairly negative viewpoints on this specific text, I wondered if I may change the direction of this discussion somewhat and ask you all what texts you DO recommend for impact evaluations using Stata. If I seriously wanted to do propensity score matching in Stata, how would I find the correct command? In general there would be a common thread to terms people would use when looking for something. As Eric mentioned, the authors horribly misuse the term 'weak instruments' to mean 'invalid instruments', those which cause an overid test to fail.

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Handbook on impact evaluation with Stata examples

A suggestion when computing densities, consider population shares if necessary to weight them. Search everywhere only in this topic Advanced Search Handbook on impact evaluation with Stata examples. Another problem is that the appropriate keywords differ across disciplines, and there is no guarantee that someone who wrote the appropriate commands is familiar with the keywords used in your discipline.

Anyone who wants to know what is "best" can only expect only limited help. Handbook on impact evaluation: They cite a good deal of literature, but fail to mention Angrist and Pischke's Mostly Harmless Econometrics book. I typed -findit propensity score- and got a lot of results that look useful. Neil Links are in jest by the way -- "Our civilization would be pitifully immature without the intellectual revolution led by Darwin" - Motoo Kimura, The Neutral Theory of Molecular Evolution Email - [hidden email] Website - http: Although the exercises are more suited to someone with a basic knowledge of Stata, there is also a short introduction to Stata for the less familiar.

The World Bank does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this work. Unit of measurement in economics and social sciencies: Normally when teaching this material we make the distinction that IV in the narrow sense applies when you have one endogenous regressor and one instrument, and 2SLS is needed when there are more instruments than endogenous regressors.

All right, not everyone in the third world has Stata 11, but if they have Stata, I bet they have -foreach. Just like a library search, this is a sequential proces. Although we are all fond of free goods, sometimes what you get is worth exactly what you paid for it. Free forum by Nabble. Heckman, James, Ichimura, H. Skip to main content.

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As Neil Shepherd and I have already stated, there isn't really such a method, although nothing stops people posting Statalist questions straight out on "What is the best way to do X? The findings, interpretations, and conclusions expressed in this volume do not necessarily reflect the views of the Executive Directors of The World Bank or the governments they represent. Estimate densities that stands for obtaining the real shape not only for the total distribution but also for a number of subgroups belonging to the former.

Clara On Wed, Sep 22, at 9: I have not been following this discussion, but I happened to adp the claim that "most users these days would look for -psmatch2-".

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As they have not to this point mentioned non-iid errors in the chapter, that is perhaps not surprising. In reply to this post by Ronan Conroy Ronan-- Interesting, indeed, and follows much the same structure as my presentations on the subject. User-programmers should feel free to say which of their own commands are best for a given purpose. West, and Patricia A.

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In reply to this post by Ronan Conroy. In the Stata chapter on IV, chapter 15, we are treated to the notion that the authors are running Stata version 6 or 7 at best.

Thank you so much for the recommendation! I have never used propensity score matching but I considered it recently and did some reading pscoree the area, and this post attracted my attention. In reply to this post by Christopher Baum-2 Dear all, Since it is evident that there are some fairly negative viewpoints on this specific text, I wondered if I may change the direction of this discussion somewhat and ask you all what texts you DO recommend for impact evaluations using Stata.

Thanks, Friedrich On Fri, Oct 1, at 2: Once you found that, you can research that command in more detail and see if it is appropriate for you.