Pol Sci 582. Quantitative Political Methodology II: Maximum Likelihood
Stata Datasets from King's Unifying Political Methodology
The following are Stata 6.0 datasets that can be used to replicate much
of the analysis in King's Unifying Political Methodology.
Thanks to Gary King for granting permission to convert and distribute
these datasets. All of the following were converted from the GAUSS files
distributed in the Maxlik package at King's website: http://gking.harvard.edu/. I
converted the datasets with DBMS/COPY, and added labels to the dataset
and each variable. Below you can download a Stata 6.0 file and a text
file that describes each dataset. Note that these descriptions come
verbatim from the Maxlik distribution.
Stata Datasets from Long's Regression Models for Categorical and
Limited Dependent Variables
Scott Long distributes the datasets from his text at his website:
http://www.indiana.edu/~jslsoc/. There you can find
descriptions of the datasets as well as useful Stata tutorials for much of
the analysis in the text. I have unzipped the archive, and distribute
each Stata file separately below.
- Labor Force Participation Data 1976 from T. Mroz (binlfp.dta)
- Scientific Productivity of Biochemists Data (couart.dta)
- Occupational Outcome Data from GSS (nomocc.dta)
- GSS Data on Attitudes about Working Women (ordwarm.dta)
- First Academic Jobs Prestige Data (regjob.dta)
- Tobit Data for First Academic Jobs Prestige (tobjob.dta)
- All Long Stata files as a zip archive: (long.zip)
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