Considering a Difference-in-Differences equation with a dummy variable:
yi=α+βDi+Xit+εi.
While Xit is a set of covariates. Today when I add more covariates, the p-value decrease. Is it normal? If it is normal, what does it mean then?
And if it is a problem, what should I deal with that?
Many thanks in advance.
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