Stata Programming-Mastering Household Survey Data Processing
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Course Overview:
Embark on a comprehensive online course tailored to elevate researchers’ technical proficiency in processing and analyzing raw household survey data using Stata programming.
Explore the significance of data standardization, integration techniques, and best practices for harmonizing datasets from diverse sources exclusively with Stata.
Acquire practical skills through hands-on examples and exercises to excel in data manipulation, cleaning, and analysis using Stata programming.
Course Duration:
Delve into 25.5 hours of content spread across nine online modules, encompassing a wide range of topics from agricultural household models to setting up complex survey designs—all taught through the lens of Stata programming.
Key Learning Objectives:
Enhance technical skills in data processing and analysis through Stata programming.
Advocate for data standardization to enhance analysis and comparability.
Facilitate seamless data integration from various sources for robust research datasets.
Learn to calculate poverty estimates using consumption aggregates derived from the Paasche Price Index and Adult Equivalent Factors with Stata programming.
Who Should Enroll:
This course is ideal for researchers, students pursuing degrees in Economics, Statistics, Public Health, and Social Sciences (Sociology, Psychology, and Political Science focusing on human behavior), as well as academicians and professionals in social and applied sciences. Those seeking to advance their research skills and leverage insights from large survey datasets for policy-making, program evaluations, and decision-making processes will benefit significantly from this Stata-focused course.
Embark on this educational journey to unlock the full potential of advanced integrated household survey data processing with Stata programming at the forefront!
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Creating File Paths and Structure
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Setting Up Stata and Log File Paths
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Creating Section Headers
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Loading Data into Stata
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The Split Command
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Creating Covariates through Merging Datasets
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Creating a Population Weight Variable
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Creating Covariates through Merging Datasets
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Dealing with Duplicate Observations
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Creating Covariates through Merging Datasets
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Creating Covariates Related to the Household Head
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Creating Covariates to use in Subsequent Analyses
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Reshaping Data from Long to Wide
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Creating an Adult Equivalence Variable
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Creating Dependency Ratio Variables
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Creating Dependency Ratio Variables
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Creating a Land Hectarage Variable
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Collapsing Observations by Household and Graphing
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Creating Land-Related Covariates
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Introduction
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Describing Food Expenditure Data
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Viewing Food Item Labels
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Descriptive Statistics of Food Items
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Creating a Total Food Consumed Data File
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Creating a Total Food Consumed Data File
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Creating a Purchased Food Consumed Data File
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Creating a Own-Produced Food Consumed Data File
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Creating a Gifts & Other Sources Food Consumed Data File
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Creating New Conversion Factors
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Creating New Conversion Factors
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Merging and Labeling Conversion Factors
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Merging and Labeling Conversion Factors
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Merging Conversion Factors with Total Food Consumed
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Merging Conversion Factors with Other Food Consumed
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Collapsing Total Food Grams by Household
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Collapsing Total Food Grams by Household
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Collapsing Other Food Grams by Household
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Merging Food Consumption Files
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Consolidating Food Consumption Expenditures
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Revising Calories of Food Items
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Merging Aggregated Food Consumption with Calories
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Creating Food Calorie Intake Variables
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Collapsing Food Calorie Intake for Each Household
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Generating Food Unit Prices
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Replacing Missing Food Unit Prices
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Creating a Paasche Price Index Variable
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Computing Aggregated Household Food Expenditures
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Consolidating Aggregated Food Expenditures
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Generating Food Expenditure Categories based on COICOP
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Introduction
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Computing Household Education Expenditures
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Computing Household Education Expenditures
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Computing Household Education Expenditures
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Computing Household Health Expenditures
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Computing Household Housing Utility Expenditures
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Computing Household Housing Utility Expenditures
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Computing Household Housing Utility Expenditures
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Computing Household Nonfood Expenditures - One Week Recall
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Computing Household Nonfood Expenditures - One Month Recall
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Computing Household Nonfood Expenditures - Three Month Recall
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Computing Household Nonfood Expenditures - One Year Recall
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Computing Household Nonfood Expenditures - One Year Recall
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Computing Household Housing Rental Expenditures
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Computing Household Housing Rental Expenditures
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Merging Nonfood Expenditure Data Files
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Introduction
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Understanding the Household Agriculture Questionnaire
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Creating Agriculture Covariates
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Viewing Household Agriculture Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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Creating Agricultural Covariates and Expenditures
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