Tag: StataNow

xtswitchdid and did_multiplegt_dyn: Same Same, but Different

Changing software should not change the economic question. Yet two implementations of the same difference-in-differences framework can produce different-looking estimates because their defaults refer to different causal parameters.…

Post date September 16, 2026
Post categories In Codes and Datasets, Illustrated, Pedagogical Note
Tags Applied Econometrics., Causal Inference, did_multiplegt_dyn, Difference-in-Differences, Dynamic Treatment Effects, Economic Integration, Event Studies, Panel Data, Stata, STATA Code, StataNow, Switching Treatments, Treatment Normalization, xtswitchdid

xtswitchdid with Stata

On 29 July 2026, Stata announced a new StataNow update introducing xtswitchdid, a built-in command for difference in differences with switching treatments. The official Stata Blog announcement highlights…

Post date July 30, 2026
Post categories In Codes and Datasets, Research Article
Tags Causal Inference, de Chaisemartin and D’Haultfœuille, Difference-in-Differences, Economic Growth, Economic Integration Agreements, Event Study, Hegemonic Globalization, Multivalued Treatments, Nonabsorbing Treatments, STATA Code, StataNow, Switching Treatments, xtswitchdid

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xtswitchdid and did_multiplegt_dyn: Same Same, but Different

xtswitchdid with Stata

Geopolitical Alignment, Tensions, and the Global Economy: Measurement and Evidence

When US–China tensions lower oil prices

Geopolitcal Turning points and the World Economy: Next Presentation and Ongoing Research

Joint Inference in LP: Wald Tests and Simultaneous Confidence Bands

Not All Geopolitical Turning Points Are Alike: Oil Price Effects and Implications for Energy Security Policy (SSRN Working Paper)