Hi guys,
I hope you can help me. I am working with the following regressions:
regress ylist xlist year_*
estimates store Time_FE
regress ylist xlist importer_* exporter_*
estimates store Country_FE
regress ylist xlist importer_* exporter_* year_*
estimates store Time_Country_FE
In order to show my results in the end in one comprehensive table I use the command:
estimates table Time_FE Country_FE Time_Country_FE, star stats (N)
The problem is I am analysing data for a period of 59 years as well as bilateral trade for 22 countries, which results in an endless long output table (see attachment).
How is possible to drop all these time and country dummies so I do not see them in my table?
Thank you,
Daniel.
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