In my last mail I wanted to say that i think that there no time variables
I run that command but each country apear many times
> If I correctly understand, you want something like this:
>
> twoway scatter y x, mlabel(country) || lfit y x
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> Jean Salvati
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>> I think that any variable is time: One variable, x, is GDP
>> initial value and y is the average growth rate of GDP. I
>> would like to see graphically their relation (with a line if
>> it`s possible) where each point in the plot is one country Thanks
>>
>> > And why wasn't that what you wanted?
>> >
>> > Is one of these variables time or not?
>> >
>> > Nick
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>> >> From a panel dataset (20 countries, 1960-2000) I need a
>> plot where in
>> >> axisx is one vble, in axis y the other, and the points are the
>> countries I don`t know how to do it, someone could hepl me?
>> >> I`ve tried:
>> >> graph twoway scatter y x, msymbol(o)
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