Learn to fit Bayesian time-series models. Check out free updates to the meta-analysis suite in Stata 17. Order the new two-volume edition of Microeconometrics Using Stata. And more. All inside the latest issue of the Stata News.
The Stata News: Vol 37 No 2

Learn to fit Bayesian time-series models. Check out free updates to the meta-analysis suite in Stata 17. Order the new two-volume edition of Microeconometrics Using Stata. And more. All inside the latest issue of the Stata News.

In the spotlight: Bayesian TAR models

You can easily fit some Bayesian time-series models using the bayes prefix. For instance, bayes: var fits Bayesian vector autoregressive models.

With the flexibility of the bayesmh command, you can go even further. Follow along as Nikolay Balov demonstrates how to fit Bayesian threshold autoregressive (TAR) models.

See it work »

Microeconometrics Using Stata, Second Edition

The second edition of Cameron and Trivedi's text is everything you would expect based on the first edition—clear discussion of fundamental microeconometric methods with excellent advice for applied researchers and examples using Stata. And it is much more—an entire volume more, with new econometric methods that have become popular since the last edition was published and with the many new commands added to Stata.

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You asked. We listened! Meta-analysis updates

In Stata 17, we added multivariate meta-analysis, Galbraith plots, and leave-one-out meta-analysis.

But we didn't stop there.

See which new features are now available in the latest free update to Stata 17.

Learn more »

2022 Stata Conference: Program announced

It's back, in person! The 2022 Stata Conference will be held on 4–5 August at the Marriott Marquis in Washington, DC.

Network with researchers from across all disciplines, engage with StataCorp's developers, and learn new and exciting applications of Stata.

Registrations are limited, so view the program and reserve your spot today.

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Community corner: Wordle in Stata

We typically write programs out of necessity, but why not program for fun too? Austin Nichols showed us how by creating wordy, similar to the viral online game Wordle.

You already have Stata open, so why not play now?

Find out how »

Upcoming Stata training opportunities

Whether you're new to Stata or are looking to expand your Stata knowledge, we have a training course for you.

Our expert instructors will teach you the fundamentals of how to use Stata in "Using Stata Effectively", or you can dive further into one of Stata's advanced statistical procedures with our survey data or SEM courses.

Check out all our upcoming training options.

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