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International trade and macroeconomics (0)1 42 92 47 39īanque de France, 49-1374 DGEI-DEMS-SEPS, 75049 Paris Cedex 01 in Economics, Université Paris 1 Research Interest Principal Economist with BBVA Research (2009-2010) Senior Economist - International Macroeconomics Division (2010-2013) Senior Research Economist, in charge of research communication Previous Positionĭeputy Head Structural Policies Division (2015-2016)ĭeputy Head Competitiveness and External Trade Division (2013-2015) Before joining the Banque de France in 2010, Soledad Zignago was Principal Economist at the Emerging Economies Unit of BBVA Research, in Madrid, and Economist-Researcher at the CEPII. Previously, she was Deputy Head of the Structural Policies and the International Trade & Competitiveness Divisions, and Senior Economist at the International Macroeconomics Division. Variable (e.g., rep78 in the domestic file), StataĬan still append two files by treating the variable as a missing value.įor more, see SAS Help and Documentation.Soledad Zignago is a Senior Research Economist, in charge of research communication at the DG Economics and International Relations. Note: Even if one of two files does not have a * Append domestic car data to the end of the foreign car data

To a file called named car, use the appendĬommand as follows: * Set up two data sets For example, suppose you have two data sets about cars, namedĭomestic and foreign.

With the append command, you can combine two data sets into oneįile. However, if you are adding cases, use the If you areĪdding variables, use the merge command (see Merge two data sets in Stata). In Stata, you can combine data sets in one of two ways. Information here may no longer be accurate, and links may no longer be available or reliable. This content has been archived, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University.

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