Standardized and Unstandardized Coefficient in Regression(regression)(path analysis)

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Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

[@Ashulekha]

Thank you

[@simozamb7835]

Thank you deeply. Everything very clear. I have two questions.
Question 1: sometimes, I have seen some papers that devide for the mean value of Y (instead od the standard deviation of Y). What is the difference in terms of interpretation of the beta coefficient?
Question 2: when I have logit and probit models, for the interpretation of the economic significance, is it sufficient that I calculate the marginal effect, right?
I thank you deeply for your reply and your very interesting video!
Thanks!!

[@Dr_Shiny]

Great Video. The reference from ScienceDirect was helpful.
Would you please elaborate on, whether can we report the standardized regression coefficients in terms of %-Percentage change?
i.e. Percentage change in X on Y.
E.g.
Y = -0.20.X (interest rate)
Here can we interpret that a 1% Decrease in X (interest rate) would lead to a 20% increase in Y.
???