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The Heckman correction (the two-stage method, Heckman's lambda or the Heckit method) is any of a number of related statistical methods developed by James Heckman that correct for selection bias.

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My data comes from a travel survey in which respondents record all trips they took on a single day. I'm modelling whether some used active transport for a trip, or used any other travel mode. Each row ...
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My question has already been asked by someone on https://www.statalist.org/forums/forum/general-stata-discussion/general/1725853-different-unit-of-analysis-in-first-second-stage-with-heckman-analysis, ...
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Let's say we have two Heckman selection models. Can we correlate the residuals from the their outcome parts (since they might have different lengths)? If yes, how?
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Suppose I observe random $y_{i,1}, y_{i,2}$, and I wish to estimate the correlation between them. However, the $y_{i,j}$ are observed subject to some sample selection criterion. That is, there are ...
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What is the interpretation of inverse mills ratio in Heckman Selection Model ? Why we are including it as an explanatory variable in the OLS estimator?
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I am working on a two-part model to predict a continuous target variable $Y$, given a feature set $F$. $Y$ is product of two continuous variables - $A$ and $B$, where $A \epsilon [0, 1]$ and $B \...
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I am trying to figure out how to estimate a Type II Tobit/Heckman/heckit model in R and extract heteroskedasticity robust standard errors. It would be nice if the standard errors were robust for both ...
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I have a fixed effects regression with a highly unbalanced panel. I am recording the outcome for each day a person participates over the course of a fifteen year time frame. Individuals can enter or ...
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I am working on a field experiment where assignment to treatment vs. comparison was random, but participation uptake was not. The design is pre-post, and attrition is certainly not MCAR. This is a ...
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Any idea on how to run the Heckman correction on a complex survey data in R? I've tried doing it manually, but no success so far... For the first stage I ran the svyglm() function from the survey ...
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I am interested in MNAR (missing data not at random). In some missing data problems, we can use inverse probability of treatment weighting and MLE and multiple imputations. However, it seems those ...
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I am trying to implement heckprobit for my dataset. The one issue I am running into is that Stata does not give estimates of the effect of the endogenous binary ...
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In Stata, we are using heckprobit to address an endogeneity concern we have in our model. The model and the instrument used on the selection equation look great and ...
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I am researching the funding amounts of start-ups. I am calculating two models: ...
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I have a situation where I think I need to use a Heckman selection model to correct for endogeneity. I am interested in studying the effect of firm's market entry mode on its performance. Factors that ...
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