Metrics Stata Interpretations

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<p>When the y is in an ln, how do you interpret stata output?</p><p>(e.g., ln(price<span style="line-height: normal;"><sub>i</sub></span>) = α+ βdistance<span style="line-height: normal;"><sub>i</sub> </span>+ ε<span style="line-height: normal;"><sub>i</sub>), how do you interpret the image</span></p>

When the y is in an ln, how do you interpret stata output?

(e.g., ln(pricei) = α+ βdistancei + εi), how do you interpret the image

take the β^\hat{\beta} , x 100, add % sign:
“A 1 unit increase in distance is associated with a 4.7% decrease in house price”

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<p>When the y is normal, how do you interpret stata output?<br><br>(E.g., child<span style="line-height: normal;"><sub>i</sub> </span>= α+ βparent<span style="line-height: normal;"><sub>i</sub> </span>+ ε<span style="line-height: normal;"><sub>i</sub>)</span></p>

When the y is normal, how do you interpret stata output?

(E.g., childi = α+ βparenti + εi)

No adjustments, just use the correct unit:

“A 1 cm increase in parent height is associated with a 0.735 cm increase in child height”

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