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Argument `time_var` cannot be used as external variable!?
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library(multiDiff)
df_test
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Hi Scott! Thanks for this portfolio exercise. I've tried to add a list of things that I think I have been able to think about competitively and precisely.
1. Merging the customs, trades and public…
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Hi, thanks so much for this package! I'm really grateful to you for coding this up and building it. For one of my applications, however, I'm finding some apparent discrepancies between the graphed qua…
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Hey Grant,
Hey @vincentarelbundock (maybe you can help me too because this is in the end a question on `marginaleffects` rather than `etwfe`)
I'm using the `xvar` argument so far to calculate ef…
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Hi Guys,
First - thanks a bunch for translating this package to R, I really appreciate it. I just wanted to flag a small issue I've found when using the bacon() function.
It seems that bacon(…
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This is perhaps more of an interpretation question but throughout the documentation, i( ... , ref=...) is used to estimate effects _relative to_ the reference category, as with a traditional dummy var…
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Hi,
I recently learned from [Roth 2024](https://www.jonathandroth.com/assets/files/HetEventStudies.pdf) that the default plots by recent methods (de Chaisemartin and D’Haultfuille, 2020; Callaway a…
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Hi Alex,
I found a weired thing when I work on my project:
A collinear variable can be absorbed correctly under two-way fixed effects. But after I adding one additional fixed effects, the collin…
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Hi again Thomas,
This may have been on purpose, but if not, I just wanted to make you aware that your helpfile is comparing wooldid estimates to hdidregress (made for repeated cross-sectional data…