Hello,
I am using the following command "bysort var: reg y x". In doing so, I get many results.
However, I am only interested to know whether the regression coefficient of x is statistically significant or not (less than equal to 10% level of significance). Is there any command in STATA that would tell me the number of times the regression coefficient is statistically significant for all the output that I get after using the "by sort var" command?
Many thanks in advance!
Sagnik
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