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lioradam
Obsidian | Level 7

Hello,

ֲ I run the regression:

Y = α + β1 X + β2 Dummy variable*X +  β3  Dummy variable + ε
β1

is negative and

β2

is positive.

I want to verify that the sum :

β1+β2

is positive and significant, or ֲ in other words, ֲ 

that

β2>β1

and that the difference is significant.

 

According to the ֲ values the coefficients , ֲ indeed ֲ

β2>β1

but I'm ֲ looking ֲ for statistical test that verify that the difference is significant.

 

Does  SAS perform this kind of test?

 

Thank You,

Lior

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

The TEST statement in PROC REG will test if the two parameters are equal. If the test decides they are not equal and also b2 > b1 then you have statistical evidence that b2 > b1. You might have to adjust the p-values to make it a one-sided test.

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Paige Miller

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

The TEST statement in PROC REG will test if the two parameters are equal. If the test decides they are not equal and also b2 > b1 then you have statistical evidence that b2 > b1. You might have to adjust the p-values to make it a one-sided test.

--
Paige Miller

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