Hi,
I am in the process of investigating (for a thesis) on how average income can be / is impacted by the constant inflow of immigrants into a country. I have average income data on all provinces as well as shift-share of immigrants (for both sex) across 2013-2022. While the average income is in hundreds of thousands, my shift-share is in decimal points. I performed panel data regression on average income including other independent variables beside shift-share, but the coefficient of the shift-share I have gotten is astronomically large which I cannot make sense of it. I am looking for guidance on how I can approach this issue, and any tips would be handy, thanks!
I am in the process of investigating (for a thesis) on how average income can be / is impacted by the constant inflow of immigrants into a country. I have average income data on all provinces as well as shift-share of immigrants (for both sex) across 2013-2022. While the average income is in hundreds of thousands, my shift-share is in decimal points. I performed panel data regression on average income including other independent variables beside shift-share, but the coefficient of the shift-share I have gotten is astronomically large which I cannot make sense of it. I am looking for guidance on how I can approach this issue, and any tips would be handy, thanks!
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