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Meta-analysis results in customized forest plots
With Stata 16, you can
easily summarize results from
multiple studies using meta-analysis.
And now, you can even better
highlight interesting results
in your forest plots.
Find out how »
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Read SPSS and SAS data directly
into Stata
Want to analyze data stored in
one of these formats? Try the
new import spss or
import sas command. Or point
and click to browse the data
and import the portion you need.
See how easy this is »
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Access over 20,000 economic
datasets
With dbnomics, by Simone Signore,
you can search, browse, and import
time-series data from DBnomics, the
world's economic database, into Stata.
Learn more »
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2020 Stata Conference: Call for presentations
Share your work with us at the 2020
Stata Conference in Philadelphia on
30–31 July. Stata users from
all disciplines are encouraged to
submit abstracts for presentations.
We welcome any topic related to Stata,
from advice on teaching with Stata
to introducing a new command. The
deadline for submission is 23
March 2020.
View submission guidelines »
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Free updates to Stata
We introduced many new features
in Stata 16. But we didn't stop
there. Since Stata 16 was released, we've added new features for reporting,
multilevel modeling, graphics, and more.
See what else is new »
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See how Stata works—take our
free webinars
Join the Python integration webinar to see how you can
access Python's capabilities
from within Stata.
Register now »
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