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st: Interaction model
From
Shikha Sinha <[email protected]>
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Subject
st: Interaction model
Date
Wed, 8 Feb 2012 13:45:26 -0800
Hi All,
I want to examine if the effect of a program varies by gender, SES,
and immigration status of the individuals. Income, the outcome, is a
continuous variable. gender (male==1), SES (poor and rich==1) and
immigration status (yes==1) all are dummies. I can examine the
heterogeneous effect in the following different ways:
(a) income= b1*program + b2*rich + b3*immi + b4*male + b4*program*rich
+b5*program*male + b6*program*immi
or estimate separate equations
(b) income= b1*program + b2*rich + b3*immi + b4*male + b4*program*rich
income= b1*program + b2*rich + b3*immi + b4*male +b5*program*male
income= b1*program + b2*rich + b3*immi + b4*male + b6*program*immi
I want to know which is the correct model (a) vs (b) to estimate the
heterogeneous effect and what is the difference between the two.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Shikha
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