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What if we have a log log specification, should we take square the experience and then take log i.e., log (experience* experience) or take log (experience)* log (experience).
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What if we have a log log specification, should we take square the experience and then take log i.e., log (experience* experience) or take log (experience)* log (experience).
You wouldn’t take the log of exper or exper squared - logs will complicate the interpretation.
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