We download education spending data from the World Bank, import it to Stata and clean the dataset. I also show how to use .do-files and why you should use them.
This honestly might be to most helpful Stata video I've seen so far. Feeling much more confident about moving forward working with Stata for the first time. Thank You!
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Hey mate! this was such an awesome video. Could you please add a video on how to generate new variables, by imposing multiple conditions like if, and, or, and other complex conditions. Thanks.
Thank you! It was very useful. I am getting "variable year contains all missing values" error after reshape command. Can you help me with this situation.
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I do have a question regarding the loop to rename variables. It didn't work for me. Do you please have any idea why it didn't work?
Hey, great video! When I try to change to long, it always says that i is incorrectly stated, and I type it like this: reshape long gdp_pc, i(country) j(year)... I only have the countries and the same variable for many years, where is my mistake?
How to merge world growth data with company sample ? Company from many countries and growth rate also from many countries. More than one company from same country.
The loop command that aimed to add 1955 to the variable name never seemed to work for me and would name my variables "exports_currentUSD5", for example. Weird.
@@statastic I probably skipped a step or misspelled a command, but given that I am getting ahead of myself it's okay. I'll come back to it once I course Econometrics II.
@@gaelblanchard7392 Use the ` key under the Esc key on the left side of your keyboard `x' and close with the single ' next to your enter key on the right side of your keyboard. Also must use { }instead of ( )
I'm looking to use Stata to input the data from reports to come up with a forecast of market predictions. Like inputting the Data from a countries GDP and being able to do a linear regression...etc. I am studying a course by Anton Kreil. He uses Excel to manually review all these different market driver reports. I figured it has to be a easier way via STATA.
@@BigWoodzCBCL Yeah, that should be quite easy in Stata. You could automate quite a lot of stuff probably. Where do you get the raw data from? I might be able to have a look, just I'm very busy with work atm.
