Multiple Dependent Variables
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pbrownster
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Multiple Dependent Variables
I have 1 discrete (dummy) explanatory variable which is time-series
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pbrownster
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Re: Multiple Dependent Variables
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random_access
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Re: Multiple Dependent Variables
hi there
what r the dependent variables. as u explained ur independent is a dummy....i have not come a cross a model with indepedent being only dummy.....could u elaborate more and if possible write ur model
thanx
what r the dependent variables. as u explained ur independent is a dummy....i have not come a cross a model with indepedent being only dummy.....could u elaborate more and if possible write ur model
thanx
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pbrownster
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Re: Multiple Dependent Variables
A logit regression was suggested
I am now a little confused with the best way to do this.
Thanks Again
I am now a little confused with the best way to do this.
Thanks Again
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random_access
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Re: Multiple Dependent Variables
let me understand this ur dependent variable is Dummy....if so u can use logit model and run the series then....or u can use discriminant analysis in the SPSS. i'm not expert in logit model but it seems that this should be the way....
all the best
all the best
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pbrownster
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Re: Multiple Dependent Variables
Thanks again for your continued help
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random_access
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Re: Multiple Dependent Variables
there is a suggestion to do an ANOVA analysis. since u r test whehther the bailout will affect the performance of the banks.
if u want to do a regression analysis......u can run each performance measurement on the dummy.
how many dummy variables do u have?
if u want to do a regression analysis......u can run each performance measurement on the dummy.
how many dummy variables do u have?
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pbrownster
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Re: Multiple Dependent Variables
Thanks again.
I have just the one dummy variable
I have just the one dummy variable
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pbrownster
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Re: Multiple Dependent Variables
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random_access
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Re: Multiple Dependent Variables
that is good
may i know how did u run Granger causality on panel data?
if u have answered ur research questions then u should not go further
if u can send me the way u did the Granger causality i would be grateful
thanx
may i know how did u run Granger causality on panel data?
if u have answered ur research questions then u should not go further
if u can send me the way u did the Granger causality i would be grateful
thanx
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pbrownster
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Re: Multiple Dependent Variables
The granger method i just opened my data as a balanced panel (quarterly data) then highlighted the series i required and clicked: QUICK: GROUP STATISTICS: GRANGER CAUSALITY TEST: OK ....hope this helps
Thanks
Thanks
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