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.

datasets

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 an asymptotic bias correction proposed by Fernandez-Val (2009)
<doi:10.1016/j.jeconom.2009.02.007>.

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>
 <dt>ID</dt>
<dd>individual identifier</dd> <dt>LFP</dt>
<dd>labor force participation</dd> <dt>KID1</dt>
<dd># of kids aged between 0 and 2</dd> <dt>KID2</dt>
<dd># of kids aged between 3 and 5</dd> <dt>KID3</dt>
<dd># of kids aged between 6 and 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 — psid

A data frame with 13,149 rows:<dl>
 <dt>ID</dt>
<dd>individual identifier</dd>

 <dt>LFP</dt>
<dd>labor force participation</dd>

 <dt>KID1</dt>
<dd># of kids aged between 0 and 2</dd>

 <dt>KID2</dt>
<dd># of kids aged between 3 and 5</dd>

 <dt>KID3</dt>
<dd># of kids aged between 6 and 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

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