I have been doing a lot of work with limited dependent variables lately. With my push for better visualization as a means to communicate findings (as opposed to relying on tables of coefficients), I have had to develop some strategies for building effective comparative histograms. I did some of this in my recent JPART and continue to use the same code for other projects (mostly, my risk perception and trust work). I thought some might like to see how simple it is to create nice comparative histograms for categorical dependent variables:
Here you will find the latest information on my public management research including working papers, data collection instruments, code books, even useful links to software, tutorials, etc. Enjoy.
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
New Paper on Punctuated Equilibrium Theory and Organizational History
I am almost done with the textbook so I am getting back to (or on to) a variety of writing projects. This is my recent paper getting back in the PET (punctuation equilibrium theory) game.
Paper after the break...
Paper after the break...
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