Hi guys, I am using a cross-section data to run 2sls regression. And there is a bunch of dummies coming from a "country id" variable which I have to control them as covariates both in the first and the second stage of my regressions. I just wonder that may I use the original "country id" variable to be a continues covariate rather than turn it into a bunch of dummies. I assume that since these are just covariates whether or not to be dummies, it should not affect my results. BUT I am wrong. The result of my interest variable under the continues covariates is very different from that of under the dummy covariates. Does anyone know why? Many thanks in advance.
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Frank Qu
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