I want to evaluate how sales of a specific product change as its price increases (due to a totally exogenous input reason). In total, I have monthly data from a few hundred stores, spread across the country. I've used xtreg to evaluate the parameters of interest:
Code:
xtreg y x x^2 x^3 z x*z x^2*x x^3z i.month, re vce(cluster id)
Code:
xtreg y c.x##c.x##c.x c.z##c.x##c.x##c.x i.month, re vce(cluster id)
test c.xc.x#c.x c.x#c.x#c.x
margins, a
Code:
t(z=1 x=(1.5(0.1)3)) dydx(x) marginsplot
I have looked around but haven't found a good answer to the following questions:
- Can I run any test to find out if two patterns of marginal effects, for different level of z, are significantly different from each other? (not only at a given value of x, but for all x)
- Can I include two margin plots (with different levels of z) in the same graph?
Help would be greatly appreciated!
/Adam
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