Nikolaos wrote:
I want to create a table with the sign of estimated coefficients and if
possible have a double sign if the coefficient is significant.
The newest version of -estout- can produce such a table (see my other
post a minute ago or so). Here is an example:
. sysuse auto
(1978 Automobile Data)
. qui reg price turn mpg if foreign==0
. esto
(est1 stored)
. qui reg price turn mpg if foreign==1
. esto
(est2 stored)
. estout, cells(_sigsign) starlevels("" 1 * 0.05) style(fixed)
est1 est2
_sigsign _sigsign
turn + +
mpg -- -
_cons + -
The symbols specified in the -starlevels()- option do not really
matter here. They are not used in the table. You might as well type
-starlevels(a 1 b 0.05)- or -starlevels(* 1 ** 0.05)- etc. However,
you may not omit the symbols. That is, -starlevels(1 0.05)- would not
work. Level 1 is necessary to ensure that all coefficients get at
least one sign.
ben
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