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We then match at t-1 using contemporary variables, inluding patentstockNote that Datasetup.do produces the PatentingLikelihood.xml (and .txt) files and analysis. There is time variation in the results now.
The Effect of Leverage Buyouts on Innovation (view source)
Revision as of 17:05, 31 July 2019
, 17:05, 31 July 2019→Code
...all other vars have full coverage
We then match at t-1 using contemporary variables, inluding patentstock. To run the matching script:
julia -i LBOmatchscript.jl
dumps you to an interactive shell afterwards to do diagnostics:
Analysis.do was updated to take into account that the matches are made at t-1. Its preparatory code was also entirely rewritten. Markers for LBOs included in the old data are loaded (as olddata and olddataflag, at the pair level) for reference. None of the old matches are refound in the new data -- these are entirely new matches, likely as the logit specification was changed.
The output of Analysis.do is:
*Checks.log
*MainTTexts.xls
*DIDs.xml
*BeforeVsAfter.xls
A quick build of the graphs is in MainTTests-Reprocessed.xlsx. Making a chart template is a good idea [https://www.excelcampus.com/charts/chart-templates-default-formatting/] but it won't let you save everything you'd like to do (especially it won't put on the error bars automatically). Ed's chart template was saved in C:\Users\ed\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates\Charts\LBOPaper.crtx. From what I recall the spec should be:
