Color and poster presentation are all great, there is a clear flow of design, and the use of bullet points makes progression easy and unencumbered.
For your coefficient plot and the regression table, there could have been a cleaner design. It would have been better to have "" instead of "factor()".
I realize that there is a premium on space for the posters, but it would have been nice to briefly mention why you didn't include the results for x=60 and 360.
Also, you assert that you user certian values to indicate the added affect of the death of a group leader and the deprecation constant, but don't explain how you arrived at those numbers.
Also, I'm sure you've heard this before but there seems to be an textbook example of an endogeneity problem here that you should at least acknowledge: frequency of terrorist attacks could have an effect on the frequency of airstrikes, and hence the number killed by them.
Color and poster presentation are all great, there is a clear flow of design, and the use of bullet points makes progression easy and unencumbered.
For your coefficient plot and the regression table, there could have been a cleaner design. It would have been better to have "" instead of "factor()".
I realize that there is a premium on space for the posters, but it would have been nice to briefly mention why you didn't include the results for x=60 and 360.
Also, you assert that you user certian values to indicate the added affect of the death of a group leader and the deprecation constant, but don't explain how you arrived at those numbers.
Also, I'm sure you've heard this before but there seems to be an textbook example of an endogeneity problem here that you should at least acknowledge: frequency of terrorist attacks could have an effect on the frequency of airstrikes, and hence the number killed by them.