👉 Endogenous Switching Regression in Stata (movestay) | Wage Equations & Selection Bias Explained

Learn how to estimate an Endogenous Switching Regression (ESR) Model in Stata using the movestay command. This tutorial walks you through:

🔹 Installing the movestay package from GitHub
🔹 Importing Excel data into Stata
🔹 Setting up the selection equation (public vs private employment)
🔹 Estimating regime-specific wage equations
🔹 Correcting for selection bias
🔹 Interpreting results for policy & labor economics research

📌 What you’ll gain from this video:

Understand the theory of ESR / switching regression models (Dubin & McFadden, 1984).

Step-by-step Stata implementation with clear code.

How to interpret results (selection equation, wage differences, rho correlations).

Applications in labor economics, wage decomposition, and policy evaluation.

💻 Code & Dataset:
👉https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ui8Eqd6LJpDqxTc9-e5QPC1NcERClRu0/view?usp=sharing

👉https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ui8Eqd6LJpDqxTc9-e5QPC1NcERClRu0/view?usp=drive_link

📊 Relevant Topics:

Stata tutorial for econometrics

Endogenous Switching Regression

movestay Stata example

Wage gap decomposition (public vs private sector)

📺 Stay tuned until the end where I show how to export datasets, Excel integration, and model interpretation tips.

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