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Webinar Series in Applied Quantitative Analysis - Updated

Date

Topic

�February 29�March 7

Session One�Potential Outcomes and Omitted Variable Bias I (Theory) �Potential Outcomes and Omitted Variable Bias II (Application)

�March 21�March 28

Session TwoDifference-in-differences I (Theory)�Difference-in-differences II (Application)

�April 25�May 2

Session ThreePower analysis, clustering and sample size calculations I (Theory)�Power analysis, clustering and sample size calculations II (Application)

 

May 23�May 30

Session FourPropensity score matching (Theory)�Propensity score matching (Application)

�June 20�June 27

Session FiveFixed-effects I (Theory)�Fixed-effects II (Application)

�July 25�August 1

Session SixInstrumental variables I (Theory)�Instrumental Variables II (Application)

 

August 22

August 29

Session SevenLagged dependent variables and the Arellano-Bond Estimator I (Theory)�Lagged dependent variables and the Arellano-Bond Estimator II (Application)

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�����Écoute de l'interprétation d'une langue �Windows | macOS

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�1. Dans les contrôles de votre réunion/webinaire, cliquez sur Interprétation .

2. Cliquez sur la langue que vous souhaitez entendre. (Nous aurons le français) Pas besoin de choisir l'anglais, c'est la langue de la salle Zoom principale

3. (Facultatif) Pour entendre uniquement la langue interprétée, cliquez sur Couper le son original.

Remarques:

  • Vous devez rejoindre l’audio de la réunion via l’audio/VoIP de votre ordinateur. Vous ne pouvez pas écouter l’interprétation linguistique si vous utilisez les fonctions audio de connexion ou d’appel téléphonique.
  • En tant que participant rejoignant une chaîne linguistique, vous pouvez retransmettre sur le canal audio principal canal si vous réactivez votre audio et parlez.

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Listening to language interpretation� Windows | macOS

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  1. In your meeting/webinar controls, click Interpretation .
  2. Click the language that you would like to hear. (We will have French) No need to choose English, that is the language in the main Zoom room

3. (Optional) To hear the interpreted language only, click Mute Original Audio.

Notes:

      • You must join the meeting audio through your computer audio/VoIP. You cannot listen to language interpretation if you use the dial-in or call me phone audio features.
      • As a participant joining a language channel, you can broadcast back into the main audio

channel if you unmute your audio and speak.

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Fixed Effects

Professor Jeremy Moulton

Department of Public Policy

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

June 20, 2024

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The Set Up

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First Difference (T = 2)

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Fixed Effects: De-Meaned version

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id

time

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1

2

0

3

0.33

-1

-.33

1

2

2

0

3

0.33

-1

-.33

1

3

5

1

3

0.33

2

.67

2

1

2

0

3.33

0.67

-1.33

-.67

2

2

4

1

3.33

0.67

.67

.33

2

3

4

1

3.33

0.67

.67

.33

3

1

5

1

5

1

0

0

3

2

5

1

5

1

0

0

3

3

5

1

5

1

0

0

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Ok, but how do I actually do it?

  • First Difference:
    • reg D.(y x)
  • Fixed Effects:
  • You could create a fixed effect for every individual:
    • tab id, gen(idFE)
    • reg y x idFE*
  • You could include a temporarily created fixed effect for ever individual:
    • reg y x i.id
  • You could use the xt version:
    • xtset id year
    • xtreg y x, fe
  • Or other options:
    • areg y x, absorb(id)
    • reghdfe y x, absorb(id)
      • You need to install this ado file, but it is very helpful when using a large number of fixed effects

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How do I know if OLS or FE is better?

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Test difference in coefficients

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Smoking and Wealth

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