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Once again thanks for your patience!!

Just to get that right: let's say one of my exogenous variables is "age" an its value in my estimation output is 0.5
So I mulitply 0.5*@dnorm(-xy) and the result is the marginal effect. Is that correct?

Thanks again!

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