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Analysis of Panel Data
by Cheng Hsiao
from Cambridge University Press

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• Kindle Book

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Solid coverage on theory, but...
  This book covers panel data econometrics theory very well. It's probably the best in this field. However, this book lacks data and more importantly computer codes on how to implement panel data models. The author didn't provide a website where you can get the data in the book, which makes it difficult for applied econometricians to learn and implement. It would a lot more useful if the author can provide some support on how to implement his models in either packages (e.g., Stata or SAS) or programming... more info

• Good On Longitudinal Panels, but not current and almost nothing on Online Access Panels
  Good Book.
  Important Academic treatment on longitudinal panel data. It is really a shame that longitudinal panels and longitudinal analysis is not used more often in market research. It is so much more powerful in many ways than dynamic panels, though there is obviously a need for both. My complaint would be that there wasn't much on static panels, and of course the copy write date, and thus lack of information on online panel data, either static or dynamic. So much of the what has been written on... more info

• Well worth getting the update
  Cheng Hsiao's 1986 monograph "Analysis of Panel Data" drew the attention of many to the inherent advantages of using longitudinal (ie. panel) data sets, where the same subjects are observed at different periods in time. Substantially as a result of Hsiao's excellent presentation of key issues, the volume of research using panel data increased dramatically during the next fifteen years.

  It is especially timely that Hsiao has written an updated version of this classic. All the essential concepts from the... more info

• A classic.
  This book is a classic on panel data econometrics. Nevertheless, the materials in this book do not account for nonstationary panel data. I am anxiously waiting for Arellano's Panel Data Econometrics, which contains up-to-date treatment.

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