regression-interpreter
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Use this skill when reading, interpreting, or writing up regression results. Given a regression table and variable definitions, it explains each coefficient in plain language with correct direction, magnitude and units; reads log-level, log-log and standardized coefficients correctly (semi-elasticity / elasticity / standard-deviation); checks whether a results write-up overstates correlation as causation and rewrites causal wording ("causes/raises/improves") into comparison/conditional wording ("is associated with / higher / after controlling for"); distinguishes statistical from economic significance; and adds outline (**#) comments to bare regression do-files. Emphasizes comparison-not-effect framing and human review; never fabricates coefficients, data, or results.
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