what makes your coefficient bigger can ols cause a larger coefficient in economics what happens when using ols or fixed effect what would be an economically significant result if you used fixed effect and fixed effect? why is coefficient flipped when using ols how to get a larger negative coefficient than ols what makes a coefficient flip why does a negative coefficient flip when moving from ols to fixed effect regression why would economics make coefficients flip why are coefficients flipped when using fixed effects instead of ols does fixed effect always have bigger coefficients what means a smaller coefficient why does it get more a negative coefficient or a flipped sign what would a flipped coefficient represent can you get larger coefficient in fixed effects regression can fixed effects be used to find an economic coefficient? why is the coefficient if the fixed effect regression is used why is coefficient sign larger when ols or ols? if a coefficient is bigger, which of the following when to use fixed effects for linear regression