Hi Statalist,
Is it possible to create a coefficients table that produces percent change instead of covariates on the log scale? In other words, I want to exponentiate beta, subtract 1 from that value, and then multiply that value by 100? I know that eform does one part of this but is it possible to use esttab to show the percent change instead of only exponentiating beta ?
Also, this article does provide a mixed model example but I am still not sure how to incorporate: (exp(beta)-1)*100
One idea I had was to try and follow this example of how to use margins but I don't think it will work with my mixed model that has random effects and a Toeplitz residual structure.
Thank you for any insights you can provide!
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