Re: A regression question

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From: William Lott
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1993 13:59

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Don't worry.  The model you discribe is common.  Many of the econometrics
texts when discussing dummy variables use an example where the slope of
the function changes at a particular value of X (the explanatory variable).
In your case you're simply change the intercept.

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