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Random effects_to account for districts in Ghana [message #26319]

Tue, 07 March 2023 13:37

Jenna
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Hello, I am using the IR 2014 file for Ghana (which I merged with the geographical dataset). I need to account for differences across districts in the regression analysis. So far, I have been using i.districts. However, in the case of Ghana there are 136 districts. So, when I use i.districts the output table only shows results for 60 districts. Could you please let me know what I am doing wrong, and what code I should use instead to get results for all the districts? Below is the equation: name_22 stands for districts. Thank you for your help.

svy: regress decidesonhealthcare i.hubdistDummy i.production i.hubdistDummy#i.production agediff i.neweduc i.neweduchusb v218 i.urban i.name_22

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