Hi,
I'm modeling costs using -glm- in STATA. This is how my syntax looks:
glm cost var1 var2 var3, family(gamma) link(log)
My primary interest variable is var1 which is a 0/1 dummy variable. My
understanding is that the coefficients on the right hand side variables will
be in logs. Now, how do I convert these coefficients into actual dollars?
Meaning, how can I say that var1=1 is so much more (less) in dollars
compared to var1=0. Can I also get 95% CI around the mean dollar estimate
for va1? I do not use STATA very often so providing actual syntax will be
of much help.
Thanks.
Puneet
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