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- TURNBULL: Stata module to estimate the Turnbull empirical distribution estimator of willingness to pay

- João Pedro Azevedo
- TVDIFF: Stata module to compute pre- and post-treatment estimation of the Average Treatment Effect (ATE) with binary time-varying treatment

- Giovanni Cerulli and Marco Ventura
- TVGC: Stata module to perform Time-Varying Granger Causality tests

- Jesus Otero, Christopher Baum and Stan Hurn
- TVPREG: Stata module to perform parameter path estimation in unstable environments

- Atsushi Inoue, Barbara Rossi, Yiru Wang and Lingyun Zhou
- TW3XLS: Stata module to export publication-ready three-way and four-way tables into xls or xlsx

- Andrey Ampilogov
- TWBY: Stata module to create a cross-tabulation of graphs

- Maarten Buis
- TWEXP: Stata module to estimate exponential-regression models with two-way fixed effects

- Vincenzo Verardi and Koen Jochmans
- TWFE: Stata module to perform regressions with two-way fixed effects or match effects for large datasets

- Nikolas Mittag
- TWFEM: Stata module to efficiently estimate a two-way fixed effects model based on Somaini and Wolak (2015)

- Paulo Somaini and Frank A. Wolak
- TWGRAVITY: Stata module to estimate exponential-regression models with two-way fixed effects from a cross-section of data on dyadic interactions

- Vincenzo Verardi and Koen Jochmans
- TWITTER2STATA: Stata module to import data from Twitter

- Kevin Crow
- TWOFOLD: Stata module to perform multiple imputation using the two-fold fully conditional specification algorithm to impute missing values in longitudinal data

- Cathy Welch
- TWOLEVELR2: Stata module to compute within, between, and overall R-squared in linear two-level models

- Ben Jann
- TWOPM: Stata module to estimate two-part models

- Federico Belotti and Partha Deb
- TWOSTEP: Stata module to perform twostep multilevel analysis

- Ulrich Kohler and Johannes Giesecke
- TWOSTEPWEAKIV: Stata module to implement two-step weak-instrument-robust confidence sets for linear instrumental-variable (IV) models

- Liyang Sun
- TWOWAY__WHISTOGRAM_GEN: Stata module for generating histogram variables using aweights or iweights

- Nicholas Cox
- TWOWAY_ESTFIT: Stata module to enable graph twoway estfit

- Michael Blasnik
- TWOWAY_PAREA: Stata module to generate area graph with pattern fills (Windows only)

- Sergiy Radyakin
- TWOWAYFEWEIGHTS: Stata module to estimate the weights and measure of robustness to treatment effect heterogeneity attached to two-way fixed effects regressions

- Clément de Chaisemartin, Xavier D'Haultfoeuille and Antoine Deeb
- TXT2QR: Stata module to produce QR codes containing plain text

- Benjamin Daniels
- TXTLABDEF: Stata module to define value labels from ASCII (text) file

- Daniel Klein
- TXTTOOL: Stata module providing utilities for text analysis

- Unislawa Williams
- UA: Stata module to provide prefix command for unicode utilities

- Yujun Lian
- UCGOF: Stata module to perform univariate categorical goodness-of-fit tests

- Brent Hill
- UCSPSPLIT: Stata module to extract paradata from a string variable produced by the universal client-side paradata script

- Kai Willem Weyandt and Lars Kaczmirek
- UDIFF: Stata module to estimate the generalized unidiff model for individual-level data

- Ben Jann and Simon Seiler
- UEVE: Stata module to compute unbiased errors-in-variables estimator and variants from grouped data

- Aliaksandr Amialchuk
- UFOREERRORS: RATS procedure to compute forecast errors for a univariate model

- Tom Doan
- UHLIGFUNCS: RATS procedure to compute criteria for Uhlig sign-restricted shocks

- Tom Doan
- UIRT: Stata module to fit unidimensional Item Response Theory models

- Bartosz Kondratek
- UIRT_SIM: Stata module to simulate data from unidimensional Item Response Theory models

- Bartosz Kondratek
- ULTIMATCH: Stata module to implement Nearest Neighbor, Radius, Coarsened Exact, Percentile Rank and Mahalanobis Distance Matching

- Thorsten Doherr
- UMBRELLA: Stata module to perform O'Brien's Umbrella test

- William Dupont and Walton Plummer
- UMETA: Stata module for u-statistic-based univariate and multivariate random-effects meta-analysis

- Ben Dwamena
- UNDERID: Stata module producing postestimation tests of under- and over-identification after linear IV estimation

- Mark Schaffer and Frank Windmeijer
- UNEMP: Stata module module to compute aggregate households employment deprivation (or unemployment) measures

- Carlos Gradín
- UNICODE2ASCII: Stata modules to translate between Unicode and ASCII

- Svend Juul and Morten Frydenberg
- UNIFORMPARMS: RATS procedure to compute required parameters for uniform distribution

- Tom Doan
- UNIQUE: Stata module to report number of unique values in variable(s)

- Tony Brady
- UNIQUESTRATA: Stata module to abort the program if the specified variables don't collectively account for every observation

- Ari Friedman
- UNIQUEVALUES: RATS procedure to extract unique values from a series

- Tom Doan
- UNITAB: Stata program to display a univariate table for a binary outcome variable

- Nicola Orsini and Matteo Bottai
- UNITCHG: Stata module to manage conversion of units

- Ulrich Kohler
- UNITROOT: MATLAB module to calculate (Augmented) Dickey-Fuller and Phillips-Perron tests

- Ludwig Kanzler
- UNIVSTAT: Stata module to produce summary statistics in matrix form

- Nicholas Cox
- UPSETPLOT: Stata module to show Euler or Venn diagrams mapped to bar charts, upsetplot style

- Tim Morris and Nicholas Cox
- URCOVAR: Stata module to perform Elliott-Jansson test for unit roots with stationary covariates

- Christopher Baum
- USAGELOG: Stata module to log usage of Stata programs in an existing text file

- Dan Blanchette
- USD: Stata module to get US dollar exchange rates from the Federal Reserve

- Nikos Askitas