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I am working on the following two models.

Logit: Binary outcome $y$ ($y=1$ if paid more than the item value to win the item, $y=0$ otherwise) $$ y=b_0+x_1b_1+x_2b_2+x_3b_3. $$

OLS: Continuous dependent variable $z$ (amount of overpayment) $$ z=b_0+x_1b_1+x_2b_2+x_3b_3+e. $$

My questions:

  1. Do I need to estimate these two models jointly (instead of separately) since the dependent variables seem to be related?

    Do I need to estimate these two models jointly (instead of separately) since the dependent variables seem to be related?
  2. If joint estimation is a must, which method (or package in Stata) should I use? Seemingly unrelated regression suest?

    If joint estimation is a must, which method (or package in Stata) should I use? Seemingly unrelated regression suest?
  3. Any other thoughts in terms of methodology?

    Any other thoughts in terms of methodology?

I am working on the following two models.

Logit: Binary outcome $y$ ($y=1$ if paid more than the item value to win the item, $y=0$ otherwise) $$ y=b_0+x_1b_1+x_2b_2+x_3b_3. $$

OLS: Continuous dependent variable $z$ (amount of overpayment) $$ z=b_0+x_1b_1+x_2b_2+x_3b_3+e. $$

  1. Do I need to estimate these two models jointly (instead of separately) since the dependent variables seem to be related?

  2. If joint estimation is a must, which method (or package in Stata) should I use? Seemingly unrelated regression suest?

  3. Any other thoughts in terms of methodology?

I am working on the following two models.

Logit: Binary outcome $y$ ($y=1$ if paid more than the item value to win the item, $y=0$ otherwise) $$ y=b_0+x_1b_1+x_2b_2+x_3b_3. $$

OLS: Continuous dependent variable $z$ (amount of overpayment) $$ z=b_0+x_1b_1+x_2b_2+x_3b_3+e. $$

My questions:

  1. Do I need to estimate these two models jointly (instead of separately) since the dependent variables seem to be related?
  2. If joint estimation is a must, which method (or package in Stata) should I use? Seemingly unrelated regression suest?
  3. Any other thoughts in terms of methodology?

I am working on the following two models.

logitLogit: Binary outcome $y$ (1=pay$y=1$ if paid more than the item value to win the item, 0$y=0$ otherwise)=b0+x1b1+x2b2+x3b3 $$ y=b_0+x_1b_1+x_2b_2+x_3b_3. $$

OLS: Continuous dependent variable $z$ (amount of overpayment)=b0+x1b1+x2b2+x3b3+e $$ z=b_0+x_1b_1+x_2b_2+x_3b_3+e. $$

  1. Do I need to estimate these two models jointly (instead of separately) since the dependent variables seem to be related?

  2. If joint estimation is a must, which method (or package in Stata) should I use? seeminglySeemingly unrelated regression -suest-suest?

  3. Any other thoughts in terms of methodmethodology?

Thank you!

I am working on the following two models.

logit: Binary outcome (1=pay more than the item value to win the item, 0 otherwise)=b0+x1b1+x2b2+x3b3

OLS: Continuous dependent variable (amount of overpayment)=b0+x1b1+x2b2+x3b3+e

  1. Do I need to estimate these two models jointly (instead of separately) since the dependent variables seem to be related?

  2. If joint estimation is a must, which method (or package in Stata) should I use? seemingly unrelated regression -suest-?

  3. Any other thoughts in terms of method?

Thank you!

I am working on the following two models.

Logit: Binary outcome $y$ ($y=1$ if paid more than the item value to win the item, $y=0$ otherwise) $$ y=b_0+x_1b_1+x_2b_2+x_3b_3. $$

OLS: Continuous dependent variable $z$ (amount of overpayment) $$ z=b_0+x_1b_1+x_2b_2+x_3b_3+e. $$

  1. Do I need to estimate these two models jointly (instead of separately) since the dependent variables seem to be related?

  2. If joint estimation is a must, which method (or package in Stata) should I use? Seemingly unrelated regression suest?

  3. Any other thoughts in terms of methodology?

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Method to jointly estimate Logit and OLS models

I am working on the following two models.

logit: Binary outcome (1=pay more than the item value to win the item, 0 otherwise)=b0+x1b1+x2b2+x3b3

OLS: Continuous dependent variable (amount of overpayment)=b0+x1b1+x2b2+x3b3+e

  1. Do I need to estimate these two models jointly (instead of separately) since the dependent variables seem to be related?

  2. If joint estimation is a must, which method (or package in Stata) should I use? seemingly unrelated regression -suest-?

  3. Any other thoughts in terms of method?

Thank you!