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The formula of the "turning point" in a Kuznets curve (where the dependent variable reaches its maximum value) is exp(-ß1/2*ß2). ß1 is the coefficient of the linear GDP and ß2 is the coefficient...
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I am running a panel regression, if I do not add the square of log GDP, then the coefficient of log GDP is 1.5. But after adding squared log GDP, the coefficient of log GDP becomes 45. Both log...
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The Ramsey test (estat ovtest in Stata) has results of F value around 0.9 (ranging from 0.098 to 0.088). Are such levels acceptable? I know that some scholars use the threshold of 0.05....
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