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    Multivariate Regression - Percent Contribution to R^2



    I'm running a multivariate regression in Stata 12 SE that regresses six different groups of independent variables onto my dependent. Each group has a few dummy variables within it, ex: Socioeconomic Status includes income, education, occupation, etc.

    I want to be able to show how much each group contributes to the R Sq of my final model. For example, I have an r sq of 34.5% and it would be great if I could say that Socioeconomic Status contributes 30%, another group explains 4.5%, and the rest is unexplained or something.

    Any ideas?

    ~Colin

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    Re: Multivariate Regression - Percent Contribution to R^2


    Seems like it would simply be the coefficients?

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