Dear all,
I am new on this list and I have one question that I hope someone can help me a little bit with. It is about the command "dprobit".
dprobit reports the Confidence Interval for the marginal effects, but "z and P>|z| correspond to the test of the underlying coefficient being 0". Does anyone know why Z is reported for the coefficient (instead of for the marginal effect)? Could it be that when testing the null hypothesis for the marginal effect, it is actually Z for the underlying coefficient that should be used?
Thanks in advance!
Best,
Sven Tengstam, Sweden
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