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Webinar Series in Applied Quantitative Analysis - Updated

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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 Two�Difference-in-differences I (Theory)�Difference-in-differences II (Application)

�April 25�May 2

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

 

May 23�May 30

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

�June 20�June 27

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

�July 25�August 1

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

 

August 22

August 29

Session Seven�Lagged 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

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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

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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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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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