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I have a simple linear regression model, where the independantindependent variable is defined in percentages (%) while the independantdependent variable is in percentage points (difference between two yoy %-rates). How would I intepretinterpret the regression coefficient (an increase of 1 percentage point in x leads to an increase of ß percentage points of y?). Thanks in advance.?

I have a simple linear regression model, where the independant variable is defined in percentages (%) while the independant variable is in percentage points (difference between two yoy %-rates). How would I intepret the regression coefficient (an increase of 1 percentage point in x leads to an increase of ß percentage points of y?). Thanks in advance.

I have a simple linear regression model, where the independent variable is defined in percentages (%) while the dependent variable is in percentage points (difference between two yoy %-rates). How would I interpret the regression coefficient (an increase of 1 percentage point in x leads to an increase of ß percentage points of y?)?

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Interpretation regression coefficient percentage points

I have a simple linear regression model, where the independant variable is defined in percentages (%) while the independant variable is in percentage points (difference between two yoy %-rates). How would I intepret the regression coefficient (an increase of 1 percentage point in x leads to an increase of ß percentage points of y?). Thanks in advance.