Stata:

The following was created mainly in October 1999 and should work on both Unix and Windows versions of Stata.
The code is written for Version 7 of Stata. If using Stata 8 you can add the command version 7 in each program.
Most commands will work in Version 8 of Stata, aside from graph commands. Stata 8 has much nicer graphics, though new comands.

A good web source for how to use Stata is http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/

Many  Stata programs associated with "Microeconomettrics: Methods and Applications" are available at http://cameron.econ.ucdavis.edu/mmabook/mmaprograms.html

STATA: GETTING STARTED

• Stata: Access and Documentation
• Stata: Help, Search, Tutorials, Manuals, Website and STB
• Stata: Lengthy Summary of commands
• Stata: Data Entry
• Stata: Tips

• Stata: Demo Example  (stdemo.do)
• Stata: Data for example  (jaggia.asc)
• Stata: Output from Demo Example except for graphs  (stdemo.txt)

• Stata: Detailed Infile Example  (stinfile.do)
• Stata: Dictionary for example  (jaggia.dct)
• Stata: Output from example  (stinfile.txt)

• Stata: Simulation example  (stsim.do)
• Stata: Output from example  (stsim.txt)

• Stata: Panel data example  (stpanel.do)
• Stata: Data for example  (patr7079.asc)
• Stata: Output from example  (stpanel.txt)

• Stata: Multionomial logit Example  (stmlogit.do)
• Stata: Output from example  (stmlogit.txt)

• Stata: Maximum likelihood for Poisson model  (stmle.do)
• Stata: Output from MLE example  (stmle.txt)
• Stata: Bootstrap for Poisson model  (stboot.do)
• Stata: Output from Bootstrap example  (stboot.txt)

A. Colin Cameron / UC-Davis Economics / http://www.econ.ucdavis.edu/faculty/cameron