diff --git a/project/docs/5_Research/econ490-stata/07_Within_Group.qmd b/project/docs/5_Research/econ490-stata/07_Within_Group.qmd
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@@ -152,6 +152,8 @@ keep if tot_obs==8
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+Notice that we now have an observation for every worker in every year, although we know some workers are only observed in a subset of these. This is known as a **balanced panel**.
+
 ## 7.3 Generating Variables Using Extended Generate
 
 The command `egen` is used whenever we want to create variables which require access to some functions (e.g. mean, standard deviation, min). The basic syntax works as follows:
@@ -265,8 +267,6 @@ reshape long earnings region age  start_year sample_weight, i(workerid) j(year)
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-Notice that we now have an observation for every worker in every year, although we know some workers are only observed in a subset of these. This is known as a **balanced panel**.
-
 To retrieve the original data set, we get rid of such observations with missing values.
 
 ```{stata}