Basic Difference-in-Differences Method (DID) | Estimation Methods | Stata Tutorials Topic 42 

thank you. look forward to the staggered one tutorial.

Thank you so much for your video Dr. Bob. About the DID regression result you mentioned on the video, I have a small question is that since Treatment#After's P>|t| = 0.454 and it's considered not significant, so this variable can no longer be used to explain, is that correct? I would appreciate it if you could help me clarify it because I'm also working on DID regress model for my master's thesis and I'm so confused about these P>|t| value

Thank you. May I ask what the regression model of this data is? And where is this data sourced from?

Do you think the regress command is appropriate for a categorical outcome variable like divorce before and after treatment?

Thank you for this explanation and insights into the DID. Please, are you able to share with me your Do File?