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Collecting, organising, and an*lysing data is expensive but so is doing nothing. There has been a growing use of regression discontinuity design (RDD), introduced by Thistlewaite and Campbell (1960), in evaluating impacts of development programs. Lee and Lemieux (2010), Imbens and Lemieux (2007), and Cook (2008) provide comprehensive reviews of regression discontinuity design and its applications in the social sciences. This provides a summary. In Part 2, a comparison of user-written Stata estimation packages is provided. In Part 3, validation or falsification tests are discussed. By now you may already know that StataCorp initiated a contest in Facebook that started a week ago and will end tomorrow, Dec 2 at 930am I submitted an earlier blog post “Using Stata to make sense of my Uber Data Please help me win Stata MP by clicking on the photo below and casting your vote. To vote please click the photo and ‘like’. (This will the data in your machine’s RAM. Any changes made, therefore, are not permanent or saved in your hard drive until you call on save, but still be careful that you do not overwrite your raw data files. Continue reading → annual trade data starting from 1962 and monthly trade data from 2010. Free access is limited to 50,000 records per query. This limitation is The UN Comtrade data extraction API (currently beta version) to access the database is publicly available. How can we exploit this to do*nload Comtrade data directly from Stata? Continue reading → one of the needed cleaning was to extract date and day of week from the string: I tried Uber in late May and since then it has been 131 Uber rides covering 1,200 kilometers and 80 hours on the road. Uber (and GrabTaxi) has eliminated the wait under the heat (and rain) and the dealing with the as*holeness of most taxi drivers here in Metro Manila. But what I love most about Uber, apart from their customer service, is the data they send. Trip receipts are automatically sent