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I don't know what the calculation of elasticity at means is in a panel setting. If you can figure that out, you can probably calculate it easily enough in EViews. me neither :( I tried searching for it in the web but I couldn't find anything. The papers I read do not explain the calculation, just p...

I suppose the question is, what is the mean in a panel?

as you probably gathered so far, my econometric knowledge is not so great, could you be more specific please?
Many thnks, we've been real helpful to me!

I'm sure it can be calculated manually, if you can figure out what the calculation is.

Are you thinking in the following calculation?
If equation Y=a+bX1 + cX2
Elasticity X1 = Coefficient_on_X1 * Mean(X1)/Mean(Y)
Elasticity X2 = Coefficient_on_X2 * Mean(X2)/Mean(Y), ...

It isn't offered for panel equations.

ok, and there is any other way to calculate it for panel data equations in eviews?
thanks

What sort of equation do you have?

Panel Least Squares

Hi there,
I need to obtain the coeffients elasticity but the option Scaled Coefficients doesn't exist in View Coefficient Diagnostics.
I have the eviews8
Could you give me some help on this?
thanks!

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