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    The Regression Coefficient of a Dummy Variable Is Interpreted as the Effect
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The Regression Coefficient of a Dummy Variable Is Interpreted as the Effect

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The regression coefficient of a dummy variable is interpreted as the effect of that variable on the dependent variable, controlled for all other variables in the model.

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