#panel data

It's important to note that this is just one example of how to run a panel data regression in Stata, and there are many other options and specifications that can be added to the command depending on the specific research question and data. It is always a good idea to consult the Stata documentation and consult with experts for specific cases.

Difference-in-differences models: These are used to estimate the effect of an intervention by comparing the difference in the outcome between the treatment and control groups before and after the intervention.

To evaluate India's trade potential with various African nations, the article uses a simple and enhanced gravity model. The research makes use of panel data from 2010 to 2017. The model's results are then utilised to forecast prospective commerce between India and African countries. The findings show that India's trade potential in these nations is enormous. However, a number of significant impediments contribute to the low level of commerce between India and Africa, including limited market access, trade facilitation concerns, and asymmetric information. India should make an effort to maximise economic potential and improve commerce between India and African countries. Please see the link :- https://www.ikprress.org/index.php/JET/article/view/4387

SCOTUS Decision Moves Public Opinion on Issue Mean support for general health care reform on the left and mandate-specific on the right, each by subgroups of ideology, party identification, political trust and income. Across all of the groups general health care support appears stable. On the other hand, there appears to be an effect from the ruling on opinions about the mandate. Across all the subgroups, though in varying amounts, we see a sigmoidal shape with the steepest slope at the time of the decision (between waves 2 and 3).

Read the full paper at: http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=50064 DOI: 10.4236/ajibm.2014.49058 Author(s) Xinzhi Liu1*, Lu Li2, Chunyan Du2, Yusong Liu2 ABSTRACT We use a fixed effect variable coefficient model to analyse effectiveness of financial supports to the entrepreneurship of farmers, based on the data from 1978 to 2011 in China. eww140929gjr Results show that due to the significant differences in regions among farmers’ entrepreneurship, the demand of rural financial supports for the peasants’ entrepreneurship is distinct; the different rural financial supports for farmers’ entrepreneurial also exist. The financial supports of developed eastern provinces to the entrepreneurship of farmers are effective, while that of the underdeveloped provinces in middle and western China is opposite. At last, focusing on market failure that farmers in poor areas encountered, like the rural imperfect financial system, the credit guarantee system, the asymmetric information and high transaction cost, some suggestions are given in this paper, such as the encouragement of the micro-finance for farmers’ entrepreneurship, standardizing and guiding the informal finance for farmers’ entrepreneurship and the establishment of risk fund for farmers’ entrepreneurship. KEYWORDS Entrepreneurship of Farmers, Financial Supports, Panel Data, Variable Coefficient Model

Nonlegalistic Court Magnifies Ideology Effect on Legitimacy When individuals perceive the Supreme Court moving closer to (farther from) them after a decision they give it higher (lower) legitimacy ratings. Moreover, individuals who concluded that the Court was less aligned with their views than they previously believed and who were exposed to a more political account of the justice's decision-making behavior were less forgiving than those who merely believed the Court was less aligned with their views than expected.