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Dear all, I have a silly question to ask. I am trying to anlayse the determinants of degree of CEO board involvement, where CEO board involvement includes CEOs off the board, CEOs on the board as directors and CEOs on the board as chairmen. I suddenly confused should I use ordered probit model or ne...

Hi Glenn, Thank you very much for your help. One more question with regard to the firm level clustering standard error. Since it is not built in for ordered probit model with panel data, what's the steps I need to take to estimate robust standradr erros incorporating firm level clustering? Regards M...

Hi Glenn, I don't think it is the problem of dummy variable trap. I have uploaded my workfile, please have a look. I am trying to regress ordered on lrsale_w segbus segloca agelist agelist^2 qratio_w leverage block_shareholding_w board ceoyears ceo_ss ceogender founderinvolvement _indpt chdirlist ch...

Given the answer you provided below about firm level clustering, what can I do to deal with autocorrelation in the dependent variable within firm clustering and possibly autocorrelation in the residuals. Cheers That error message sounds like it's masking a different error. Are you including both an ...

Hello everybody, I am using EViews 7 and my workfile comprises binary panel data. I know, that Logit/Probit models also work on Panel data, but I have some questions about how I can account for fixed effects in the panel data when estimating a Logit/Probit model. From previous posts, I understand th...

Hi, I have created firm dummies for the fixed effects. However, when I include these dummies (I have 152 firm dummie variables) in the estimation, Eviews show that "Parameter estimates for limit points are non-ascending 0". How can correct for this? Thanks! 1) The only way to do it is by c...

Hi, I am running a logit model using a panel data. After all the univariate analysis and regression analysis, I found I included an observation that should not be included. My question is how can I delete the observation from my workfile completely. After doing so, are the results of univariate anal...

The following explanation suggests to compute the marginal effect of each explanatory variable in its sample average. How can I do that in Eviews 6？ Cheers Since your dependent variable has three distinct categories, you might have estimated two threshold/limit values. The latent variable (or index ...

As explained by trubador in http://forums.eviews.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=337 OR (Since your dependent variable has three distinct categories, you might have estimated two threshold/limit values. The latent variable (or index function), however, can only be constructed after the estimation of coe...

Thanks for your reply, Glenn. I solved the the problem using the tip you provided ablve. However, another problem occured. After I "solved"the model, Eviews 6 only produced the probability of oberserved valued in the dependent variable for each catergory with respect to the latent variable...

Hi, I am using the following method to calculate the marginal effect for a ordered probit model. I have "solved" the model. However, I have a few problems. 1. The output only shows the results of the latent variables and I couldn't find limit_0 and limit_1. 2. where should I type in the co...

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Hi, I have estimated an ordered probit model in Eviews 6 and trying the calculate the marginal effect. My procedue to calculate the marginal effect is as follows: 1.Make model from the Proc function 2.press "solve" The output page indicates "solve terminated-unable to compute due to m...