2022 Stata Conference

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19: Recovering income distribution in the presence of interval-censored data

Gustavo Canavire-Bacarreza and Fernando Rios-Avila

18: Comparative benefits of analyzing spatial aggregate data using Stata’s Sp versus gsem and sem

Emil Coman

17: Visualizing survey data-analysis results: Marrying the best from Stata and R

Nel Jason Haw

16: Mastering Stata’s datetime concepts and functions

Gabriela Ortiz

15: mlmeval: Complementary tools for an integrated approach to multilevel model selection

Anthony J. Gambino, Sarah D. Newton and D. Betsy McCoach

14: Customizable tables

Kristin MacDonald

13: Development research in practice: A new handbook with Stata conventions and style guidance

Benjamin Daniels, Kristoffer Bjarkefur, Luiza Cardoso de Andrade and Maria Jones

12: Distributional analysis using microsimulations in Stata

Ercio Muñoz Saavedra

11: A workflow for data documentation using Stata

Luiza Cardoso de Andrade, Kristoffer Bjarkefur, Benjamin Daniels and Avnish Singh

10: Macrofinancial determinants of default probability using copula: A case study of Indonesian banks

Maulana Harris Muhajir

09: The effect along a year of COVID-19: The role of prior violence, social isolation, and substance use in psychological, physical, and sexual partner violence

Angelo Cozzubo, Wilson Hernández, José Carlos Aguilar and Jorge Agüero

08: Drivers of COVID-19 deaths in the United States: A two-stage modeling approach

Christopher Baum, Andres Garcia-Suaza, Miguel Henry and Jesus Otero

07: Treatment-effects estimation using lasso

Di Liu

06: Working efficiently with Stata in shared computing environments

Billy Buchanan

05: New tools to create PowerPoint presentations within Stata

Tim Schmidt

04: rbicopula: Recursive bivariate copula estimation and decomposition of marginal effects

Mustafa Coban

03: bivpoisson: A Stata command estimating seemingly unrelated count data

Abbie Zhang, Joseph Terza and James Fisher

02: Quantile regression in Stata: Performance, precision, and power

Morten Wang Fagerland

01: gtsheckman: Generalized two-step Heckman estimator

Alyssa Carlson