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Revision as of 14:08, 13 March 2008
Contents
Code
- How to Gather Data Using a Web Crawler: An Application Using SAS to Search Edgar - interesting macro that can crawl Edgar reports for data.
- Basic Code
- Statistical Analysis
- Proc SQL
Macros
- The basics of macros
- Macro for grouping continuous variable into quintiles
- Winsorizing and trimming macro
Replications
- Replication of Beaver, McNichols, Nelson RAS 2007 "An Alternative Interpretation of the Discontinuity in Earnings Distributions"
- A data envelopment analysis program
- A simple simulation examining the relation between earnings and returns with a lot of assumptions, just for fun
- Replication of Richardson, Sloan, Soliman, and Tuna (JAE 2005)
Websites to Help
- What statistical test should I use. In addition to explaining what test to use, page also provides information on how to perform test and interpret results using SAS, STATA, and SPSS software.
- University of Michigan SAS Site
- Another University of Michigan SAS Site.
- Great resource for simple, straight forward explanation. Introduction to SAS: Index
- Factor analysis in SAS
- UCLA SAS Textbook Examples. This page includes examples and problems worked in SAS from more than 40 statistics textbooks.
- Resources to help you learn and use SAS This page is part of UCLA's Academic Technology Services.
