re:Re: st: The Stata Journal Dataset Availability

[Christopher Baum <kit.baum@bc.edu>]

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Rich wrote

> The data set is small enough in this case that you could. However, 
> this is a potentially a problem with lots of data sets. SJ asks you 
> to include the data with your paper but sometimes people use links 
> instead. Perhaps the SJ downloads for the articles that used the data 
> could be retrofitted to include the data. Those might have a better 
> chance of being found by some future researcher than a 20 year old 
> posting in Statalist would be!


This dataset is available via

bcuse G7tbl9-1

Note that the table numbers have changed; this was Table 5.1 in an earlier edition of the text.

If you do not have bcuse installed, ssc install bcuse

Kit

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