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kjetil b halvorsen
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I have a problem with my co-author, we do not agree on the inerpretation of the regression coeffcients. In our regression (part of a more complicated model, which does not matter here) we defined the dependent variable as log difference, that is, ln(Gt) - ln(Gt-1), where G are local investment. The most relevant independent variable is in level (St, surcharge of a tax). We are struggling with the interpretation of the regression coefficient, beta, on St. In my opinion, an increase in St of one unit leads t a beta percentage points increase in G; while he interprets it in percentage terms.

Could help us?

Thank you

I have a problem with my co-author, we do not agree on the inerpretation of the regression coeffcients. In our regression (part of a more complicated model, which does not matter here) we defined the dependent variable as log difference, that is, ln(Gt) - ln(Gt-1), where G are local investment. The most relevant independent variable is in level (St, surcharge of a tax). We are struggling with the interpretation of the regression coefficient, beta, on St. In my opinion, an increase in St of one unit leads t a beta percentage points increase in G; while he interprets it in percentage terms.

Could help us?

Thank you

I have a problem with my co-author, we do not agree on the inerpretation of the regression coeffcients. In our regression (part of a more complicated model, which does not matter here) we defined the dependent variable as log difference, that is, ln(Gt) - ln(Gt-1), where G are local investment. The most relevant independent variable is in level (St, surcharge of a tax). We are struggling with the interpretation of the regression coefficient, beta, on St. In my opinion, an increase in St of one unit leads t a beta percentage points increase in G; while he interprets it in percentage terms.

Could help us?

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Interpretation regression coefficients

I have a problem with my co-author, we do not agree on the inerpretation of the regression coeffcients. In our regression (part of a more complicated model, which does not matter here) we defined the dependent variable as log difference, that is, ln(Gt) - ln(Gt-1), where G are local investment. The most relevant independent variable is in level (St, surcharge of a tax). We are struggling with the interpretation of the regression coefficient, beta, on St. In my opinion, an increase in St of one unit leads t a beta percentage points increase in G; while he interprets it in percentage terms.

Could help us?

Thank you