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  • #31
    Thanks!

    I though I can just interpret the results from "reg profit i.groups"
    Is this true?

    What do you exactly mean with "choose a base group to get estimates"?

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Oscar Ozfidan View Post
      Yes. when you have a group variable you must choose a base group or noconstant option to be able to get estimates. If you include the constant, the coefficient estimates will be in relation to the base group also called the "left-out" category.
      Does someone have an example from a research paper that used such an approach? That would be great. I am not able to find a paper

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      • #33
        type help fvvarlist
        and look at the examples

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        • #34
          Thank you

          But do you also have an example from a real research paper that used this approach?

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          • #35
            in the fields I work, there are thousands of such papers - however, I don't know what field(s) you work in or what are you major journals (and clearly examples from there would be best for you)

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            • #36
              An example from management research or the fields of economics/psychology would be great!

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