By far, the BEST Stata tutorial I have come across for less experienced users. THANK YOU! I really hope you will create such step-by-step videos using examples for further approaches such as system GMM, D-I-D.
I am glad the videos are useful. I am working on a panel data course (GMM, difference-in-difference etc.). Put video editing takes a very long time. Enjoy your research project!
The full course is available for USD 3.59 here www.yunikarn.com/p/data-science-using-stata-complete-beginners-course, including datasets and Stata do files. The slides are available as an E-book (129 pages) gerhard-kling-s-school.teachable.com/p/my-downloadable-14033 - combined offer: USD 5.40.
Sure, you can remove groups (no income households) from your analysis. However, one needs to explore why income is zero. Is income self-reported? So 0 might mean no response. Removing these cases can lead to a sample selection bias. Does the income variable account for all forms of income? So many questions to ask. May the Force be with you!
Dear Omnia, you purchased the E-book. The course is separate. No worries - I enrolled you in the course. This gives you access to everything, including datasets and slides. You should have access now. Best wishes, Gerhard
Sadly, running this channel is not without costs (hosting, accountant etc.). You get access to all datasets for USD 2.99 (see link). I am moving all my courses/material to Udemy (free hosting), which will make it cheaper in future (hopefully by November 2023). www.yunikarn.com/p/data-science-using-stata-complete-beginners-course
By far, the BEST Stata tutorial I have come across for less experienced users. THANK YOU!
I really hope you will create such step-by-step videos using examples for further approaches such as system GMM, D-I-D.
I am glad the videos are useful. I am working on a panel data course (GMM, difference-in-difference etc.). Put video editing takes a very long time. Enjoy your research project!
The full course is available for USD 3.59 here www.yunikarn.com/p/data-science-using-stata-complete-beginners-course, including datasets and Stata do files. The slides are available as an E-book (129 pages) gerhard-kling-s-school.teachable.com/p/my-downloadable-14033 - combined offer: USD 5.40.
Very useful video for beginners in Stata. I strongly recommend it.
Thanks, Alexandre! I am glad you find it useful
Very nice. I will definitely recommend your course to my students. 👍
I am glad you find it useful
It is interesting exploration. But how can we accept a household with no income at all/0/? Shouldn't we do something on this?
Sure, you can remove groups (no income households) from your analysis. However, one needs to explore why income is zero. Is income self-reported? So 0 might mean no response. Removing these cases can lead to a sample selection bias. Does the income variable account for all forms of income? So many questions to ask. May the Force be with you!
Thank you so much
A pleasure! Check out our full course on www.yunikarn.com
The directory thing is confusing.
What exactly is confusing about it?
I cannot find the data set to save it in git hub. I can only find the do files for commands.
on the other hand, thank for your great efforts!
I have paid to buy the materials I found the Ebook and housing data only what about living costs data?
Dear Omnia, you purchased the E-book. The course is separate. No worries - I enrolled you in the course. This gives you access to everything, including datasets and slides. You should have access now. Best wishes, Gerhard
@@YUNIKARN Thank you very very much Dr. Gehard, I really appreciate this !!
Can we access these data set for free?
Sadly, running this channel is not without costs (hosting, accountant etc.). You get access to all datasets for USD 2.99 (see link). I am moving all my courses/material to Udemy (free hosting), which will make it cheaper in future (hopefully by November 2023). www.yunikarn.com/p/data-science-using-stata-complete-beginners-course