st: Re: R�p. : st: RE: Bug in star displa y (t value in regression coefficients)?

[Richard Williams <Richard.A.Williams.5@nd.edu>]

At 01:46 PM 11/4/2004 +0100, Herve STOLOWY wrote:

> One of the t values of the regression coefficients is 2.02 (I have it in 
> the Stata output).
>
> In the excel file obtained through outreg, this coefficient is not marked 
> with a star (whereas all other significant coefficients are automatically 
> marked with one (0.05 level) or two stars (0.01 level).
>
> Is then a problem with outreg? Or do I misuse outreg?
What are the sample size and degrees of freedom?  For example, if d.f. = 
30, the critical value for T is 2.042, not 1.96.  For d.f. = 40, the 
critical value is 2.021.  Also, does the regular Stata output from 
regression indicate that the coefficient is significant?

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