How to transfer to academic papers the results provided by Stata

[Girlan Oliveira]

Hi, Statalists.

I would like to know how to transfer to academic papers the results provided by Stata for regressions and tests, like the Hausman test, serial correlation and heteroscedasticity.

Thanks in advice

[Ariel Karlinsky]

different journals have different requirements for these. popular ways to produce journal ready tables are:
estout, outreg2, tabout, or even transferring to excel (via putexcel etc.) and then formatting by the journal's requirements.

[Carlo Lazzaro]

Girlan:
as an aside, you may want to take a look at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25461859, especially Table 3.

[Girlan Oliveira]

Ariel,

Thanks for the answer.
In principle there is no requirement, need only export the information to the word so that it be well formatted and easy to understand. I followed some tutorials that guide use the copy table, but the result is not very good, neither in word nor in excel.
I figured there was a way to do this easily, without necessarily using a code sequence.

[Girlan Oliveira]

Thanks, Carlo, but I could not see any of the tables, because a record is required. However, as I said to Ariel, there is no specific requirement for the form of tables. I need only export the information to the word so that they are well formatted and easy to understand.

[Phil Bromiley]

Any of the routines Ariel mentioned will do the basic tables. Individuals favor different routines for various reasons. I like outreg2, but that is personal preference.

By the way, you should make an effort to have your tables look as similar as possible to the standard format in your discipline. This makes it easier for the reader and removes one unnecessary source of annoyance for reviewers.