pip_tables.sthlp

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{title:Syntax}

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{cmd:pip tables} [{it:tables(string)}]

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{title:Options}

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{synopthdr:tables options}
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{synopt :{opt table(table_name)}}Loads one auxiliary by name.{p_end}
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{synopt :{helpb pip##general_options: general options}}Options that apply to any subcommand{p_end}

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{title:Description}

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While household surveys are the main data that underpins poverty and inequality estimates at
the country, regional and global levels, calculations rely on several other types of data, such as cpi, gdp, population, et ce. 
You can access all these auxiliary data with the {cmd:tables} subcommand. 

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This subcommand has two main uses. You can either display a clickable list of all the tables available by typing: 

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{cmd: pip tables} 

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Or you can load a specific table by using the option {it:table()} as in 

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{cmd:pip tables, table({it:table_name})}

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{title:Options Details}

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{opt table(table_name)} Provide name of the table you want to load. If the name you 
provide does not exist, {cmd:pip} returns error. 


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{title:Examples}

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Display clickable list of all auxiliary tables

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{stata pip tables} 

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Load CPI data

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{stata pip tables, table(cpi)} 

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Load GDP data

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{stata pip tables, table(gdp)} 


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