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| 8:30–9:00 | Registration | 9:00–11:00 | Session 1Research on the relationship between corporate philanthropy and executive, hidden corruption
Lizhong Hao
American University of Sharjah
Financial literacy cryptocurrency adoption around the world
Reem Alsuwaidi
Abu Dhabi University
Do democracies dodge the bullet? Reassessing the impact of sanctions on FDI
Usman Khalid
United Arab Emirates University
Institutional stock-bond portfolios rebalancing and financial stability: Norway as a case study
Souhila Siagh
Aix-Marseille Université
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| 11:00–11:15 | Break |
| 11:15–12:15 | Dynamic causal effects for time series in Stata
Abstract:
In time-series analysis, researchers are often interested in estimating causal effects over time. These dynamic causal effects are estimated using impulse–response functions. In this talk I describe several methods for estimating impulse–response functions with a focus on instrumental variables approaches. I describe the theory, then show how to estimate effects using Stata's lpirf, ivsvar, and ivlpirf commands. I also demonstrate tools to graph, tabulate, and compare impulse responses across models.
David Schenck
StataCorp
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| 12:15–1:15 | Lunch | 1:15–2:45 | Session 2Financial development and local government social protection: Insights from high- and middle-income countries and world regions
Waseem Mina
United Arab Emirates University
Is anything better than nothing? Data quality under compulsory survey participation
Samer Kherfi
American University of Sharjah
Nature of inequality and allocation of talents: Some empirical evidence
Louis Jaeck
United Arab Emirates University
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| 2:45–3:15 | Coffee break and Stata 19 introduction | 3:15–5:00 | Session 3Eating right: An experimental study of UAE school children
Javed Younas
American University of Sharjah
An examination of sustainability of the mining industry in Tanzania. A case-study of gold-mining in Biharamulo District in Kagera Region
Eladius Mutunzi
Cardinal Rugambwa Memorial College
Exploring the link between alcohol access and domestic violence: An application of the CSDID estimator in Stata
Vijetha Koppa
Zayed University
Gamified Stata simulations in risk management
Sherif Mohamed Ismail
Skill Hub company
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Registration is free; however, participants are asked to travel at their own expense.
The registration deadline is 23 April 2025.
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The logistics organizers for the 2025 Economic Research Symposium are the School of Business of the American University of Sharjah and Timberlake Consultants, the Stata distributor to the United Kingdom and Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, the Middle East and North Africa, Brazil, and Poland.
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