You've fallen into a really common pitfall -- the spurious regression. The parameters you chose to include can't be chosen 'willy nilly' by throwing data into a regress command. Ultimately this can't ...

I know I've referenced that text before so I ran a quick search. Here's the instructor's solution manual. Wooldridge Instructor Edition - Cross Section & Panel

If I understand your question... This would be something best handled by closely looking at your residuals. Your unobserved variation is the single most important statistical insight when it comes ...

So they’re actually quite easily distinguishable. For the purposes of discussion it’s more important that you understand the framework of microeconomics. Historically speaking we just had broad ...

Economics/Politics both Whoever pays isn't going to do that sorta thing to then only give it up for LESS than optimal profit. I mean it's power. Whether you're talking about electricity or oil -- ...

May I ask your level of education? If you're an undergraduate student just getting going in the field -- keep these thoughts you have in mind but don't dwell on them yet. I was like you and saw the ...

Well, it sounds like the paper is drawing a conclusion between behavioral responses towards energy consumption when they're shown public averages. There's a problem with that paper -- unless it ...