Dear users:
I have a few questions about data management when working with firm-level data.
I have panel data of 17,000 firms from 1995 to 2015. Question 1: Suppose a firm was incorporated in 1990, and I want to give (1990=1),(1991=2),(1993=3),(1994=4),(1995=5), since I pooled from 1995, then 1995 will take 5, and 2015 will take 25.
Question 2: I want to identify the stock market-listed or active firms. Suppose a firm was listed in the stock market on 23/05/1994 and de-listed from the stock market on 24/06/2010. So from the beginning( giving 23/05/1994 as 1, and 1995=2), I want to generate a continuous variable that captures firm participation in the stock market.
Question 3: I want to take into account those firms that provide data on sales for the continuous three years and delete the rest of them. How to write code for it?
With regards:
Amit Nandan
I have a few questions about data management when working with firm-level data.
I have panel data of 17,000 firms from 1995 to 2015. Question 1: Suppose a firm was incorporated in 1990, and I want to give (1990=1),(1991=2),(1993=3),(1994=4),(1995=5), since I pooled from 1995, then 1995 will take 5, and 2015 will take 25.
Question 2: I want to identify the stock market-listed or active firms. Suppose a firm was listed in the stock market on 23/05/1994 and de-listed from the stock market on 24/06/2010. So from the beginning( giving 23/05/1994 as 1, and 1995=2), I want to generate a continuous variable that captures firm participation in the stock market.
Question 3: I want to take into account those firms that provide data on sales for the continuous three years and delete the rest of them. How to write code for it?
With regards:
Amit Nandan

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