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Stata Technical Bulletin


STB-33


. tab priv vote

I vote

priv I

1 I

Total

———————————⅛-———

0 I

46 I

46

i I

5 I

5

———————————⅛--——

Total I

51 I

51

So, this data is such that we have data on whether a family places at least one child in private school only if they voted
for the property tax. We then ran the nested model using

. eq priv yrs inc

. eq vote inc ptax

. suprob priv vote, nested

Fitting constant only model

Iteration 0: Log Likelihood = -69.21916

Iteration 1: Log Likelihood = -68.746444

Iteration 2: Log Likelihood = -68.745858
(unproductive step attempted)

Iteration 3: Log Likelihood = -68.745858

Fitting full model

Iteration 0: Log Likelihood = -60.842838

Iteration 1: Log Likelihood = -60.627446

Iteration 2: Log Likelihood = -60.620643

Iteration 3: Log Likelihood = -60.620341

Iteration 4: Log Likelihood = -60.620341

Nested probit regression

Number of obs
Model chi2(4)
Prob > chi2

Pseudo R2


80

16.25
0.0027
0.1182


Log Likelihood =    -60.6203411

I

Coef.

Std. Err.

z

P>z

[957. Conf.

Interval]

priv
yrs

I
I

-.1581264

.1649214

-0.959

0.338

-.4813663

.1651136

inc

I

.2524879

1.192193

0.212

0.832

-2.084167

2.589142

„cons

I

-3.080772

12.47335

-0.247

0.805

-27.52809

21.36655

vote
inc

I
I

1.647283

.5560927

2.962

0.003

.5573614

2.737205

pt ax

I

-1.989771

.7197887

-2.764

0.006

-3.400531

-.5790112

„cons

I

-2.236327

4.041494

-0.553

0.580

-10.15751

5.684856

rho

„cons

I
I

-.1816928

1.188396

-0.153

0.878

-2.510905

2.14752

References

Center for Human Resource Research. 1989. National Longitudinal Survey of Labor Market Experience, Young women 14-24 years of age in 1968.
Ohio State University.

Greene, W. H. 1993. Econometric Analysis. 2d ed. New York: Macmillan.

Pindyck, R. and D. Rubinfeld. 1981. Econometric Models and Economic Forecasts. New York: McGraw-Hill.



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