Hi everyone.
I have a confusion on how to interpret a LPM where we have a dummy dependent variable and a Log of expenditure as the independent one.
Will the interpretation be in percentage or percentage points?
Also, in what way will we transform the coefficient for interpretation? Will it be b * log(1.01)?
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