I'm performing a Negative binomial regression (xtnbreg), however, I found that the confidence interval of my regression includes zero.
Does this mean that I can neither accept nor reject my hypothesis?
If for example, my hypothesis is: CEO stock options are positively related to acquisition activity.
Code:
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Acquisitions | Coef. Std. Err. z P>|z| [95% Conf. Interval]
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L_Grant_stockoptions | .001497 .0100047 0.15 0.001 -.0181117 .0211058
L_firm_size | .2236534 .1122078 1.99 0.046 .0037301 .4435768
L_stock_ownership | .0479732 .0392127 1.22 0.001 -.0288823 .1248287
L_other_comp | .0733703 .0482289 1.52 0.128 -.0211566 .1678973
CEO_age | -.0069845 .0180781 -0.39 0.099 -.042417 .028448
CEO_gender | 15.25186 523.3139 0.03 0.077 -1010.425 1040.928
CEO_tenure | -.0092427 .0184607 -0.50 0.017 -.0454251 .0269397
_cons | -6.097821 5.460795 -1.12 0.264 -16.80078 4.605142
Thank you!
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