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Who uses Stata?

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accounting
actuarial sciences
agronomy
anthropology
archaeology
architecture
art
astronomy

-B-

biochemistry
biology
biostatistics
botany
business

-C-

chemistry
climatology
communication
computer science
criminal justice

-D-

demography
drug research

-E-

ecology
econometrics
economics
education
educational psychology
energy research
engineering
english
entomology
epidemiology
ethnic studies

-F-

finance
forestry

-G-

genetics
geography
geology
government studies

-H-

health sciences
health services research
history
hotel management
hydrology

-I-

industrial psychology
industrial relations
international studies
investment counseling

-J-

journalism

-K-

kinesiology

-L-

law
library science
linguistics

-M-

management
management science
marketing
medicine
meteorology
microbiology
military science
music

-N-

neuroscience
nursing

-O-

oceanography
optometry

-P-

peer review
pharmacology
philosophy
physics
physiology
political science
population studies
psychiatry
psychology
public health research
public policy

-Q-

quality control

-R-

real estate
recreation and tourism management
religious studies

-S-

social sciences
social work
sociology
speech and hearing sciences
statistics
survey research

-T-

telecommunications
tourism management
transportation studies

-U-

urban studies

-V-

veterinary science

-Z-

zoology

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