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From: barro on 14 Apr 2010 14:01 Hello, I am trying to estimate a difference in difference regression in SAS but am not having much luck. I was hoping someone could advise me on how to code for the variables I am using (I know how to interpret but not run:( ) My study is on the effects of welfare reform on labor force participation and hours worked by single mothers w/ <h.s. diploma. I am using two control groups one married mothers w/ less than h.s. diploma, one single mothers w/ greater than h.s. diploma. I have two sets of individual data downloaded from the March CPS supplement and the following variables: PreTANF coded 0 or 1, 1 = before policy PostTANF coded 0 or 1, 1 = after policy Single coded 0 or 1, 1 single H.S., coded 0, 1, 1 = h.s. college, coded 0, 1, 1=some college Race, coded 0,1, 1 = white Edu - class variable for educational attainment 1 = elementary, 2 = middle, 3 = high school, no diploma, 4 = high school diploma, 5 = some college...etc. Numb.Children - number of children I am trying to regress Labor force participation (0, 1 variable w/ 1 being in labor force) on PostTANF and do a difference in difference regression. I am confused on how to do this for many reasons. First, I am not sure how to model. Second, I don't know what regression to use (logistic?) w/ a 0,1 variable. Any advice much appreciated!!!!! Thanks. |