I am having unbalanced panel data of 84 countries, now the objective of my empirical investigation will be done if i convert my dependent variable into log.difference(growth rate). when i do so results for my independent and control variables turns insignificant. and when i apply difference on control and independent variable the results become significant and according to theory.
I wonder if taking difference is appropriate with unbalanced structures? and why the difference need to be applied on rest of the variables too.
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