Home  /  2021 Stata Economics Virtual Symposium

2021 Stata
Economics Virtual Symposium
10 November

About the
symposium

This is the first Stata Economics Virtual Symposium—a meeting of econometric theory and applied research using Stata. Listen to invited speakers talk about econometrics applicable to researchers in a wide range of fields. The virtual platform allows you to experience this one-day event from wherever you are.

Proceedings


Session one

Uniform nonparametric inference in time series via Stata
Additional information:
Econ21_Li.pdf

Jia LiSingapore Management University

Panel-data models with large N and large T: An overview
Additional information:
Econ21_Ditzen.pdf

Jan DitzenFree University of Bozen-Bolzano

Instrumental-variable estimation of large-T panel-data models with common factors
Additional information:
Econ21_Kripfganz.pdf

Sebastian KripfganzUniversity of Exeter Business School Coauthor: Vasilis SarafidisBI Norwegian Business School

Break

Keynote address

Nonlinear difference in differences with panel data
Additional information:
Econ21_Wooldridge.zip

Jeffrey M. WooldridgeMichigan State University

Lunch

Session two

Inference after model selection

David DrukkerSam Houston State University

Cluster–robust inference: A guide to empirical practice
Additional information:
Econ21_Web.pdf

Matthew D. WebbCarleton University Coauthor: James MacKinnonQueen's University Coauthor: Morten NielsenAarhus University

Break

Session three

drdid and csdid: Doubly robust DID with multiple time periods
Additional information:
Econ21_Rios-Avila.pdf

Fernando Rios-AvilaBard College

Multiple hypothesis testing in Stata
Additional information:
Econ21_Clarke.zip

Damian ClarkeUniversidad de Chile

Testing for time-varying Granger causality
Additional information:
Econ21_Baum.pdf

Christopher F. BaumBoston College, DIW Berlin & CESIS Coauthor: Jesús OteroUniversidad del Rosario Coauthor: Stan HurnQueensland University of Technology

Closing remarks

Registration

Registration is now closed.

We are pleased to announce that all proceeds from registrations for the 2021 Stata Economics Virtual Symposium were donated to Direct Relief.