Date:         Wed, 11 Jul 2001 14:46:57 +0200
Reply-To:     Adelina Gschwandtner <Adelina.Gschwandtner@UNIVIE.AC.AT>
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From:         Adelina Gschwandtner <Adelina.Gschwandtner@UNIVIE.AC.AT>
Organization: Universität Wien
Subject:      Simple test question!
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Hello everybody!

Ok, now I know how to test the restrictions:


proc reg data=old;
model prof=i1-it187 s1-s187;
test i1/(1-s1)=i2/(1-s2), i1/(1-s1)=i3/(1-s3),
i1/(1-s1)=i4/(1-s4),....,i187/(1-s187);
run;

now my questions are:

1. is there a more simple way to write ther restrictions? something
like:

test i1/(1-s1)=i2-i187/(1-s2-s187)

would this work, probably not. But then how else?

2. Do I have in i1-i187 really the intercepts?

In the SAS/STAT User's Guide V6 it is written:

"The keyword INTERCEP can be used instead of a variable name to refer to
the model's intercept."

But if I have more (equations and also more) intercepts, how do I write
this???

Please help me with this last question! Please!

Thanks,
Adelina.
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ADELINA GSCHWANDTNER MAG.

University of Vienna
Department of Economics
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Mail: gschwand@econ.bwl.univie.ac.at
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