Economics, Econometrics and Finance
7 years ago

Stata's Reporting Error Could Skew Economic Research Results Significantly

SSRN Electronic Journal
Random Effects Probit and Logit: The Right Marginal Effects for the Right Econometric Specification
James R. Bland, Amanda Cook

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Random effects probit and logit models in economic experiments may give inaccurate results in Stata due to reporting median instead of mean values. This affects marginal effects calculations, potentially misrepresenting the importance of findings. A simple method is presented to calculate the correct mean predictive value and marginal effect in Stata.