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st: RE: dependent as denominator on the RHS
Vu
It seems you want to regress R on E/R. Rearranging you actually regress
R on sqrt(E). So I would test which of these regressions gives you a
better fit.
Gen roote=sqrt(e)
reg r roote
reg r e
Dirk
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Sent: 26 June 2007 02:50
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Subject: st: dependent as denominator on the RHS
Dear statalisters,
May I have a question regarding using dependent variable as a
denominator of one independent variable? I have searched your site but
could not find a clear answer. To be specific, this is my model:
Revenue: dependent variable
Export ratio= Export / Revenue: independent variable
I treat "export ratio" as an endogenous variable and expect it to have a
positive effect on "revenue".
Could you please tell me if I will be criticized to make my model like
this?
I have cross-section data. Can I just use normal endogenous model to run
or is there any better model?
Thank you very much for your precious time.
Yours sincerely
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