@@srishtymehra3383 code below! cap log close clear all est clear *********Directory Settings global path "PATH" *********Auto Data sysuse auto, clear ************************** Panel est clear eststo clear eststo weight_stage2: ivregress 2sls price (mpg=weight), robust eststo weight_stage1: reg mpg weight, robust estadd scalar f round(e(F),0.001) eststo length_stage2: ivregress 2sls price (mpg=length), robust eststo length_stage1: reg mpg length, robust estadd scalar f round(e(F),0.001) #delimit ; esttab weight_stage2 length_stage2 using "${path}\Panel Table.tex", fragment replace se(3) b(4) mtitles("Weight" "Length") keep(mpg) coeflabels(mpg "MPG") prehead( \begin{table}[htbp]\centering \\ \def\sym#1{\ifmmode^{#1}\else\(^{#1}\)\fi}\\ \caption{Seperate Panels} \\ \begin{tabular}{l*{2}{c}} \hline\hline ) posthead( \hline \\ \multicolumn{2}{l}{\textbf{Panel A: IV Estimates}}\\ \\[-1ex]) stats(N r2, label("N. Obs" "R2") fmt(0 %9.3f)) ; esttab weight_stage1 length_stage1 using "${path}\Panel Table.tex", fragment append se(3) b(4) nonum nomtitles keep(weight length) coeflabels(weight "Weight of Car (Lbs)" length "Length of Car (In)") posthead( \hline \\ \multicolumn{2}{l}{\textbf{Panel B: First Stage}} \\ \\[-1ex] ) scalars("f F-Stat") prefoot("\hline") postfoot( \hline\hline \multicolumn{5}{l}{\footnotesize Standard errors in parentheses}\\ \multicolumn{5}{l}{\footnotesize Variable in column header denotes instrument used for Miles per Gallon (MPG).}\\ \multicolumn{5}{l}{\footnotesize Dependent variable in Second stage is Price.}\\ \multicolumn{5}{l}{\footnotesize First stage reports the coefficient of the instrument on MPG.}\\ \end{tabular} \\ \end{table} ) ;

Thanks for posting such a valueable stuff in your videos. Just a quick query: what about the code for this one for creating panels?

Nice Video. could you share some material regarding OLG model for-three period?

Great video!

The vedio is very helpful! A little confused about the line "{1}" "{p{\linewidth}}": could you please explain what it is for? It seemed this line is not necessary to reach the results this vedio mentioned.

Can you derive the negative weights? I thought that'd be the most interesting bit

Thank you so much for the video, very clear and useful.

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Have you ever read the data on foot suckers in your area? I bet there’s a couple near by 😏

I’ve adopted several cats but unfortunately their feet are cute and not sexy 😔

Sharp toenails vs fuzzy hairy toes? Personally I love the satisfying slices I get from inserting sharp toenails into my rectum, but the sweet tangy flavor savor fuzzy toe hair is very close to my heart. I don’t think I can choose!! Thoughts?

Who draws the sexiest feet: bill or Dan?

The price of my feet pics range from $300-$1400. What’s the floor of my prices?

Wow I came here for the foot content but the Econ lesson was a nice appetizer!

Please call the cops my boyfriend just shat on my face

A piece of advice: if you have Milo teach us I might pull my attention away from my toes long enough to absorb the lesson 😎

If I had to label myself it would be someone who loves feet

My favorite externalities are the ten externalities on my feet 😩

Unpopular opinion: money value should be based on attractiveness of feet pics

Dr coach case I have an Econ struggle: my tummy hurts 😢

Great video! Looking forward to solving the rest of this equilibrium!

Can you please add the full-lenght video, it would be really helpful. Thanks.

This was very helpful. Thank you very much!

thank you

Oh wow! Such an underrated channel/ video! I have looked at a lot of videos which try to explain this concept and this is by far the best! This is especially helpful since I find Angrist and Pishkes "Mostly Harmless" quite dense! Thank you!

Hello, how do I tabulate say 10 variables with same responses in one table at once

Remember to leave a comment if there is something you want me to add or cover in more detail!

Fantastic video! Greetings from Spain

Great video! Would also like more advanced macro series and intermediate macro

@jwbpark here is the video on Lucas tree pricing! Will be two parts

Cobb Douglas utility function is given as U(X,Y) = X^(1/2)Y^(1/2) Goods are X and Y price ar Px and Py income of consumer is M Maximum utility attained by consumer if Alpha=1/2 Px=2 Py=8 M = 4000. Where and how do I use the alpha?

Thank you for saving my thesis.

If you have a lot of different folders you should still set your directory to the head and use relative filepaths: use "./data/name of file.dta" then the other person still just needs to change the one line in the cd at the top of the do file. All the relative file-paths will be preserved.

This is veryhelpful. Can we do more of these advanced macro series more?

Yes, would like see Lucas Tree etc

This is a great video on understanding lambda in a lagrangian maximization problem, especially in the UMP context.

this is super helpful, Thanks a lot Case

Again, extremely helpful.

These seem like they are going to be so helpful for people doing Lagrangian Optimization with Economics! and I get a shout-out several times in these.

converting to lower is neat idea. Never thought of that one.

@lucasdallaverde9009 This video should be the one you are looking for!

Great videos! Do you have any video showing how you add two "headings" in the table? In the same way as in table 5

Great summary

This video is where I got my first big break!

Great example!

Glad these asset pricing videos are still going!

This is really helpful! Thanks

keep up with the content!

Thanks for your videos. I have a problem with merge I won't to merge 1:1 sam key variable . At all I have 7 dataset I like to merge. I get error says variable _merge already defined stata. How can we solve that problem?