Dropping i.dummies from regression | asdoc | Word | Stata
Questions: I have time and location dummies which I want to include in the regression, but do not want to report them in the regression nested tables created with asdoc. How can I do that? If you have not already installed asdoc, you can install it from SSC by typing the following in the Stata command [...]
Exporting tabs and cross-tabs to MS Word from Stata with asdoc
For installation and other uses of asdoc, please see this short blog post. Tabulation and Cross-tabs with asdoc Exporting tables created by Stata commands such as tab, tabulate1, tabulate12, table, tabsum, tab1, tab2, and others to MS word is super easy with asdoc. As with other commands, we need to just add asdoc as a [...]
Stata Rolling command vs asreg for rolling regressions: Similarities and differences
Karina van Kuijk asked the following question: Question: I need to calculate the factor sensitivity of firms to ultimately sort portfolio’s based on this factor. I have found the asreg Stata code on your website and I was wondering if this code would be useful for my purpose. However, if I compare the rolling Stata code [...]
Research topics | Corporate Governance and Disclosure
In this blog post, I would like to present a list of research topics related to corporate governance and disclosure choices. 1 The relevance of good corporate governance practices in family controlled and concentrated ownership environment? 2 Corporate governance practices, firms performance, and risk? Are these related? 3 Market risk disclosures and corporate governance structure 4 How [...]
Plotting cumulative average abnormal (CAAR) on a graph in Stata
In Stata, we can use the two-way graph type for plotting abnormal returns or cumulative average abnormal returns against the days of the event window. Suppose that we have event window of 7 days, and have the following data days caar1 caar2 caar3 caar4 -3 0 0 0 0 -2 -.0043456 -.0050911 .0000683 .0000504 [...]
asdoc : options and examples
Introductionasdoc sends Stata output to Word / RTF format. asdoc creates high-quality, publication-ready tables from various Stata commands such as summarize, correlate, pwcorr, tab1, tab2, tabulate1, tabulate2, tabstat, ttest, regress, table, amean, proportions, means, and many more.Using asdoc is pretty easy. We need to just add asdoc as a prefix to Stata commands. asdoc has several [...]