Re: st: interaction effects ineff

[Prakash Kashwan <pkashwan@indiana.edu>]

Hi Caro,

To begin with you can generate a new variable

gen newinte-variable = dependent*dummy

And, then put the new variable right back in your regression in 
addition to all the variables in your original model. Slope coefficient 
for the new variable should give you some idea of whats going on.
Sorry if I repeated the obvious.

Prakash


Quoting Carola Weiss <carola.weiss@gmx.net>:


> Hi everybody,
>
> I want to figure out if there�s an interaction effect between my
> independent variables "tenure" and "dummy for a special group
> membership".
> I can�t really handle the command inteff- I always get an error
> message. And the help command is not really instructive.....
>
> Thanks for your support.
> Greetings
> Caro
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