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Excited to share my team's github page, where we maintain: *did_multiplegt_dyn (Stata, R): *twowayfeweights (Stata, R) *did_multiplegt (Stata, R) To inquire about packages, post your Q in Issue section on GitHub page: your Q may help other users! github.com/chaisemartinPa…

did_multiplegt_dyn has three new options! -by_path: estimates event-study effects by treatment path. E.g. you have groups whose treatment path is 0 1 1 and others whose path is 0 1 0 & you want to estimate separately the effects of both paths -only_never_switchers: only uses...

To all DIDstas: is your Y measured less frequently than your D? E.g. you look at US election outcomes, measured every 4 years, but treatment measured every year? Check out great vignette Diego Ciccia has prepared on how to use did_multiplegt_dyn then: github.com/chaisemartinPa…

The #DiD Tracker's Summer 2024 update is here with the following major changes: - The #Stata packages table (asjadnaqvi.github.io/DiD/docs/01_st…) is now simpler and easier to read. It also includes the recent updates by Fernando Rios-Avila (~ ‾⌣‾)~ and Clément de Chaisemartin+RAs. All package installations, links,

To DIDistas: Stata did_multiplegt_dyn is now integrated with estout! Here is a tutorial explaining how to combine the two commands: github.com/chaisemartinPa… And here is a tutorial explaining how to put results from twowayfeweights into a Latex table: github.com/chaisemartinPa…

Thanks Asjad Naqvi for great public service! check out updated pages for our packages! e.g.: asjadnaqvi.github.io/DiD/docs/code_… And kudos for spotting our yatchew_test package even before we advertised it, more about it soon, for once we have some good news for TWFE users :-)

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Coming late to this useful conversation. For the record, it's been long time that Stata did_multiplegt does not produce event-study graph when first-diff placebos requested. Users get warning message explaining why. Who could have thought that warnings written for a reason? :-)

did_multiplegt_dyn is not letting you compute as many placebos as you think it could? This vignette explains our rationale for this choice, and also explains how you can tweak the command to bybass our choice if you want. With thanks to Diego Ciccia! github.com/chaisemartinPa…

Looking for some light beach reading? Check out new version of our book "Credible Answers to Hard Questions: Differences-in-Differences for Natural Experiments"! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… With companion videos from my course at World Bank: youtube.com/playlist?list=… And dofiles...

Happy to release new version of paper on DID for treatments and instruments continuously distributed at all periods, like taxes, tariffs, or prices! Happy as well to release companion Stata command, did_multiplegt_stat, on SSC, thanks to Doulo's work! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

News on sdid_event: - SDiD, DiD and SC can all be computed via the method() option; - added placebo() option to estimate pre-trends; - the package is now on SSC, so check it out by running ssc install sdid_event, replace Many thanks to Daniel Pailañir and Damian Clarke!

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