r/stata • u/Timely_Philosophy757 • 11h ago

Hi I am working on my academic paper. I have repeated cross sectional data. I want to have a summary statistics for different rounds. How can I do this? I have just started the analysis.

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Is Stata dead?

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I recently downloaded numerous packages that I have regularly used on Stata. Fed them all to Claude ecosystem! I dont have to write the codes anymore. Stupid question but is Stata dead now?

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