Hello,
I have one single regression model estimating the coefficients (b) of two independent variables (both are binary dummy variables).
After the regression, I would like to do a t-test which calculates the difference between the two variables' coefficients (bIV1 - bIV2) and then gives a p-value for that (i.e. p-value: bIV1 = bIV2).
Can anyone help me how to do that?
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