Hello everyone,
I am doing an analysis and am struggling with the esttab feature, more specifically with the names for the variables:
I'm doing a regression that takes five continents into account, which I modelled by using the "i."-command. Now the problem is that the esttab command doesn't properly display the continent names anymore and I cannot find a way to change the variable names. When using the "label" command, it doesn't work and only puts out:
1bn.Countries' continent .
.
2.Countries' continent 1.210**
(3.04)
3.Countries' continent 0.365
(1.13)
4.Countries' continent 1.036*
(2.45)
5.Countries' continent
Which does not look nice, as the names should obviously be Africa, Europe, Americas, Asia, Oceania
I tried everything I could and also googled around but couldn't find a solution so I'm glad if anyone can point me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance and all best,
Josef
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