Hi!
I'm working on a project where I want to see the effect off an aviation tax on total passangers that travel with aviation, using the difference in difference model.
Code I use in Stata: reg TotalpassengersSweden dummy_Treat_Aviation AfterTax Interactionterm,r
Code I use in Stata with log: reg log_TotalpassengersSweden dummy_Treat_Aviation AfterTax Interactionterm,r
Array
This is the result I get. Why isn't the log function negative? I understand that the total passengers in kolumn (1) decrease. But wouldn't the log function also be negative?
I interpret the result like this:
(1): The result from the tax (with the DiD-model) shows that number of passengers decrease with 2,2 millions.
(2): The result from the tax makes the total passengers to increase with 11.8%
Do I interpret the result correct? Or how should the result be interpreted? If I'm wrong, why is the log function negative?
It feels strange that the linear-linear function shows a decrease and the log-linear a positive result. Also that the log-function is significant and the linear-linear is not.
Regards
David
Related Posts with Why im I getting a positive result with log-linear regression and a negative with linear-linear?
Threshold regressionI need your help. My model is Yit=a1(1-I*)(D-D*)+a2xI*(D-D*)+bxXit+eit while I*=1 if D>D* and I*=…
Looping within a loopHello, I am using a panel dataset. It both id and ic variable (ic: income category: HI, LI, LMI, UMI…
Problem with hausman testIm using stata 12 and I have a result like this Code: . hausman fe re ---- Coef…
Help in dealing with messy longitudinal line graphGreetings, I'm running Stata 15.1 on OSX. Using data from the general social survey, I'm attempting…
Foreach and string variablesI have a panel data set with country, years, and the following three (relevant) variables: C (float…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Why im I getting a positive result with log-linear regression and a negative with linear-linear?
Post a Comment