Hi,
I am trying to plot three categorical by continuous interactions on top of one another so that I can show my readers the TOTAL effect of all three interactions working together on my outcome. Basically, I want to show how firing a CEO with different deficiencies add up on top of one another to affect stock prices. I have provided an illustration below of what I am trying to do.
My interactions in Stata are:
Stock price = fire CEO
Stock price = fire CEO * CEO tenure
Stock price = fire CEO * CEO poor performance
Stock price = fire CEO * CEO low motivation
Where stock price is the dependent variable. I can use margins and marginsplots to graph each interaction separately, but now I want to graph them all together to show the additive effect of each additional factor (e.g., long CEO tenure, then add on poor performance, then add on low motivation). I think the illustration shows the idea.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions. Thank you so much.
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