psid

The sample was obtained from the "Panel Study of Income Dynamics" and
contains information about \(N = 1461\) women that were observed over
\(T = 9\) years.

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Estimates fixed effects binary choice models (logit and probit) with potentially many individual fixed effects and computes average partial effects. Incidental parameter bias can be reduced with a bias-correction proposed by Hahn and Newey (2004) <doi:10.1111/j.1468-0262.2004.00533.x>.

Amrei Stammann

bife

Binary Choice Models with Fixed Effects

Daniel Czarnowske

Florian Heiss

Daniel McFadden

psid function

A data frame with 13,149 rows:<dl class="dl-horizontal">
 <dt>ID</dt><dd>individual identifier</dd>
 <dt>LFP</dt><dd>labor force participation</dd>
 <dt>KID1</dt><dd># of kids 0-2</dd>
 <dt>KID2</dt><dd># of kids 3-5</dd>
 <dt>KID3</dt><dd># of kids 6-17</dd>
 <dt>INCH</dt><dd>income husband</dd>
 <dt>AGE</dt><dd>age of woman</dd>
 <dt>TIME</dt><dd>time identifier</dd></dl>

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Female labor force participation - "Panel Study of Income Dynamics" — psid

A data frame with 13,149 rows:<dl class='dl-horizontal'>
 <dt>ID</dt><dd>individual identifier</dd>
 <dt>LFP</dt><dd>labor force participation</dd>
 <dt>KID1</dt><dd># of kids 0-2</dd>
 <dt>KID2</dt><dd># of kids 3-5</dd>
 <dt>KID3</dt><dd># of kids 6-17</dd>
 <dt>INCH</dt><dd>income husband</dd>
 <dt>AGE</dt><dd>age of woman</dd>
 <dt>TIME</dt><dd>time identifier</dd></dl>

psid: Female labor force participation - "Panel Study of Income Dynamics"

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