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From	"Solorzano, Jenniffer" <[email protected]>
To	<[email protected]>
Subject	st: i. ?
Date	Thu, 10 Jul 2008 15:35:24 -0400

Hi!

Somebody knows what does it mean "i.variable name"? What does it mean i.
before the name of a variable?. I'm trying to run a instrumental
variable regression and I'm trying to understand a do-file somebody gave
me.

Thanks  

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