Thesis Proofing & Stata Code Looking for an econometrician
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
My master’s thesis draft is ready, but I want it tightened and fully reproducible before submission. The main text runs about 50 pages, and the section that needs the closest editorial eye is Methodology—sentence-level clarity, technical accuracy, and correct academic style are critical there.
Alongside the language work, I need Stata support. The job is “state coding” in the most literal sense: write clean, well-annotated .do files that import my raw data, carry out every transformation, run the models, and export tables/figures exactly as they will appear in the thesis. The primary objective is simply coding, so I’m looking for someone who can take my written analysis plan and turn it into organised, reproducible Stata code without fussing over which single analytical label (descriptive, regression, or panel) it falls under.
Deliverables
• Word document returned with tracked changes and marginal comments for the Methodology chapter (plus any glaring issues spotted elsewhere).
• Stata .do file(s) and a log that runs start-to-finish on my dataset.
• Final output tables/graphs ready to drop into the Results section.
Please let me know your expected turnaround and any previous Stata or academic-proofing work you can point me to.
Alongside the language work, I need Stata support. The job is “state coding” in the most literal sense: write clean, well-annotated .do files that import my raw data, carry out every transformation, run the models, and export tables/figures exactly as they will appear in the thesis. The primary objective is simply coding, so I’m looking for someone who can take my written analysis plan and turn it into organised, reproducible Stata code without fussing over which single analytical label (descriptive, regression, or panel) it falls under.
Deliverables
• Word document returned with tracked changes and marginal comments for the Methodology chapter (plus any glaring issues spotted elsewhere).
• Stata .do file(s) and a log that runs start-to-finish on my dataset.
• Final output tables/graphs ready to drop into the Results section.
Please let me know your expected turnaround and any previous Stata or academic-proofing work you can point me to.