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Hao Ma

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  1. Hao Ma, 2026. "RECODE12: Stata module to standardize numeric 1/2 variables and corresponding two-category string variables as labeled 0/1 indicators," Statistical Software Components S459795, Boston College Department of Economics, revised 19 Jul 2026.
  2. Hao Ma, 2026. "VARORDER: Stata module for automatic semantic temporal ordering of variables in wide-format Stata datasets," Statistical Software Components S459871, Boston College Department of Economics, revised 01 Sep 2026.
  3. Hao Ma, 2026. "NESTPRESERVE: Stata module to preserve, inspect, and restore multiple nested dataset states," Statistical Software Components S459874, Boston College Department of Economics.

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