Hi all,
For my masterthesis, I want to investigated to impact of the NSFR (main independend variable) on investments made by banks. The outcomes of my regression showed a significant and positive relation between NSFR and total invesments. People then told me to 'scale' my regression, so I used the same regression but with LN(total investments) and LN(total assets). The outcomes of that regression are totally different are not significant. Did I make a mistake or is it normal that outcomes change when taking the natural logarithm of the dependend variable and/or a control variable?

Thank you in advance,
Thomas
For my masterthesis, I want to investigated to impact of the NSFR (main independend variable) on investments made by banks. The outcomes of my regression showed a significant and positive relation between NSFR and total invesments. People then told me to 'scale' my regression, so I used the same regression but with LN(total investments) and LN(total assets). The outcomes of that regression are totally different are not significant. Did I make a mistake or is it normal that outcomes change when taking the natural logarithm of the dependend variable and/or a control variable?
Thank you in advance,
Thomas
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