Hi all. I am running a panel regression with over 60 dummy variable coefficients that I'd like to test as being equal to 1, but jointly. Typically when testing whether or not the estimated coefficients are jointly equal to 0 (or, with the 'equal' option, equal to each other), I can just use testparm. But when I want to test whether they are equal to 1, I don't see an easy way to do this.
I will also note that I have a subset of dummies in my regression that I want to test whether the coefficients are jointly equal to 0, while the remainder I would like to test as all being equal to 1. Should I normalize the latter subset of the coefficients in some way so that I can just use testparm?
Thanks for any and all advice on this topic.
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