Obviously, the proportion of each of these variables affects the others, raising concerns for multicollinearity. In the multivariate model, I excluded white race to try to mitigate this; I also used robust standard errors to try to account for heteroscedasticity and some outliers that I could not justify removing. However, is it appropriate to do multivariate regression at all? Some of the IVs with very small values have extremely high coefficients in the multivariate model; should I not include them?
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