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st: How do I test if coefficients are sign different from each otherin grouped data?


From   lena Lindahl <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: How do I test if coefficients are sign different from each otherin grouped data?
Date   Fri, 10 Feb 2006 09:29:02 +0100

Hello!

I want to find out if the impact of one variable, (X), differs between siblings with different birth order (ORDER) and family size (SIZE). There are three categories each of ORDER and SIZE, they are represented by dummy variables and I also use interactions in the following way:

Y=X+(ORDER1-3) + (SIZE1-3) + (ORDER1-3)*(SIZE1-3) + X*(ORDER1-3)+ X*(SIZE1-3) + X*(ORDER1-3)*(SIZE1-3)

(I decided to create the dummy variables myself instead of using the -xi- command.)

Now I want to test if there are any significant birth-order and family-size effects.

Very glad for any help!/ Lena

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