Difference in Difference model in Stata

[Eric Ding]

Hi all smart folks!

I am trying to replicate a figure from the code I got from the authors of a paper.

I want to use didregress command in Stata to replicate the table. However, I could not figure it out. Could someone help? Thanks!

The original code is below:

*TABLE 2 -- D-in-D;
sum logrealsales if cc==1 & year<2000
sum logrealsales if cc==1 & year>1999
sum logrealsales if lc==1 & year<2000
sum logrealsales if lc==1 & year>1999
gen did=0
replace did=1 if cc==1 & year>1999
gen tafter=0
replace tafter=1 if year>1999
regress logrealsales cc tafter did
drop tafter did

Here is the table for the results after using the difference in difference.

[Jared Greathouse]

I'm gonna be honest here.... I don't use tables very often in my research. I like graphs.

Either way, it's still not possible for me to tell you what I'm looking at here. I know what n means...... but what do the others correspond to? Literal averages? Regression coefficients? What about the parentheses? Standard errors? T-stats? There's still too little information to go on. The only thing I get about this table is the right hand side