Commands:
mixed eu_image || nordsyd_eu:, baselevel (first variable is positive/negative opinion to EU and the secound is a country macro variable)
After the commando above i use this post command:
predict vc_i, reffects
predict vc_i_ste, reses
egen pickone=tag(nordsyd_eu)
list nordsyd_eu vc_i vc_i_ste if pickone==1
histogram vc_i if pickone==1
sort vc_i
generate vc_i_rank=sum(pickone)
sort nordsyd_eu
list nordsyd_eu vc_i vc_i_ste vc_i_rank if pickone==1
See attachment
So my question is how i should interpret this output. So for example macro value 11 (Greece) has the value -0,299 from the mean (mean = 0). I wil interpret this as Greece is arround 30 pct. below the mean of the dependent variable?
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