Hello, I study International Economics with focus on Development Economics (M.Sc.) and I must say that I am deeply thankful for You and this video. I think you are a little bit underappriciated cause what you are doing here so intuitively is what Top Economist do most of their lifes. I have been able to replicate the Gruenewald et al paper about the trade off between inequality and carbon emissions in just ONE day whereas the authors needed atleast a year...of course i may not have robust standard errors yet, however, You Sir are underappriciated and I am deeply thankful for your upload!!!!
Hi Mike, as a beginner of R, I would love to practice on this WDI example to apply to my cell biology projects. Does it possible to show how to install the package of WDI? Thank you!
how would i make a regression model using the WDI data while answering "net migration in the US affecting GDP in the US". i cant figure out how to put the data in R
Great tutorial, really appreciate it! But, I'd advise researchers to find alternate ways to pull data as the World Bank servers are quite unreliable; I pulled my data yesterday using the WDI package yesterday, but today the function can't seem to find data attached to the same indicators I coded yesterday... Seems like this is a common problem.
Hello, I study International Economics with focus on Development Economics (M.Sc.) and I must say that I am deeply thankful for You and this video. I think you are a little bit underappriciated cause what you are doing here so intuitively is what Top Economist do most of their lifes. I have been able to replicate the Gruenewald et al paper about the trade off between inequality and carbon emissions in just ONE day whereas the authors needed atleast a year...of course i may not have robust standard errors yet, however, You Sir are underappriciated and I am deeply thankful for your upload!!!!
Super helpful! I don't have to go and check the website again and again. Thank you so much
You are so welcome!
Great explanation. thanks a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
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I love this kind of video. so helpfull. Thanks a lot. I'm learnig so much.
Hi Mike, as a beginner of R, I would love to practice on this WDI example to apply to my cell biology projects. Does it possible to show how to install the package of WDI? Thank you!
@Pei-Ju Liu To install put the following- install.packages(WDI)
The easy way to rename the variables is to use the set_names function from dplyr
- library(tidyverse)
- example %>% set_names(c(“name1”, “name2”))
how would i make a regression model using the WDI data while answering "net migration in the US affecting GDP in the US". i cant figure out how to put the data in R
Great tutorial, really appreciate it! But, I'd advise researchers to find alternate ways to pull data as the World Bank servers are quite unreliable; I pulled my data yesterday using the WDI package yesterday, but today the function can't seem to find data attached to the same indicators I coded yesterday... Seems like this is a common problem.
How can we add an indicator for specific countries?
Can we download world bank data in stata?
Thanks a lot!
Thank you!
Thank you!!!