I run the following linear probability model:
Code:
reg nodad k1sex i.meduc i.state i.mdecade i.mrace mage mage2 mage3 [pweight=wf]
The variable of interest, k1sex, is insignficiant with a p-value of around 0.3, sample size is 19,588.
Is there a test to check whether the coefficient is insignificant because there is no statistical correlation or because the sample is just too small to infer significance?
And if so, how can I calculate the necessary number of observations?
Thanks in advance,
NM
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