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Well, invoking any special command here does not improve on the output that
you already have in hand from your -regress- command. The coefficients that
you see there are the percent increase in y given a one unit increase in the
respective covariate (semielasticity).
HTH
Martin
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An: statalist
Betreff: st: how to get marginal effect when dependent variable has ln
function?
Dear statalists,
I have an equation below:
lny=a0+a1*x1+a2*x2+e
and I typed below in the stata:
g lny=ln(y)
reg lny x1 x2
However, how can I get the marginal effect of x1 on y?
Thank you a lot!
Sincerely,
from Rose
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