We teach all econometric methods including OLS, 2SLS, IV regression, panel data (fixed/random effects), difference-in-differences, regression discontinuity, propensity score matching, instrumental variables, time series, and more. Both theoretical and applied econometrics are covered.

Yes! Sessions cover how to write complete, well-commented do-files (.do) with all commands, log files showing output, and data files (.dta). You’ll learn how to structure reproducible do-files with clear sections for data preparation, analysis, and output generation.

Absolutely! Panel data is our specialty. We guide you through fixed effects, random effects, Hausman tests, clustered standard errors, and advanced techniques like dynamic panel models (Arellano-Bond). Sessions include proper diagnostic testing and robust standard errors.

Yes! We show you how to use esttab or outreg2 to create professional regression tables in LaTeX, Word, or Excel format. You’ll learn how to include all relevant statistics, proper formatting, and structure tables ready for thesis, dissertation, or journal submission.

Absolutely! We teach causal inference techniques including difference-in-differences (DiD), regression discontinuity design (RDD), propensity score matching, instrumental variables (IV), and synthetic control methods. Ideal for policy evaluation and impact studies.

Yes! Sessions cover comprehensive robustness checks such as alternative specifications, different sub-samples, placebo tests, and sensitivity analysis. Understanding these strengthens your empirical findings and is essential for academic research.

Yes! We guide you through creating professional graphs including scatter plots, line graphs, bar charts, coefficient plots, and marginal effects plots. You’ll learn how to produce publication-quality visuals with proper labels, legends, and formatting.

Yes! Sessions include detailed guidance on interpreting coefficients, statistical tests, and economic significance. You’ll learn how to explain what results mean in the context of your research question and how to present them independently.

Tutoring starts from $15/hour for beginner topics, $25/hour for intermediate and advanced econometrics, and $50/hour for PhD-level and research methodology guidance. Cost depends on topic complexity and session length. Get a free custom quote to discuss your needs.

Sessions can typically be booked within 24 hours. For urgent requests, contact us via WhatsApp and we’ll match you with an available Stata tutor as quickly as possible.