Hi there, I was hoping you could help.
I would like to compare the means between 2 samples for panel data.
Context: I am comparing people with debt and without debt (0/1)
I want to compare summary statistics across the panel, with a number of variables, sum of which are binary.
I have seen that you can use, for example, "xtreg depressed(0/1) hasdebt, fe" and use the significance of the coefficient on hasdebt.
Is this correct? Does this also apply to ranksum?
For a larger set of variables would I have to do this for each variable?
Thank you in advance!
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