Table 3

Heterogeneous effects by TFP quintiles

q1q2q3q4q5q1q2q3q4q5
(ln) No. Training programst−10.0471***−0.00170.0148*0.00620.0155**     
 (0.009)(0.010)(0.009)(0.009)(0.006)     
t−20.0338***−0.00700.0320***0.0147*0.0133**     
 (0.009)(0.010)(0.009)(0.009)(0.007)     
t−3−0.00040.00380.00660.0166*0.0261***     
 (0.010)(0.011)(0.010)(0.010)(0.007)     
(ln) Training hours (p. c.)t−1     0.0227**−0.00550.0028−0.00030.0078
      (0.010)(0.012)(0.013)(0.010)(0.007)
t−2     0.00620.0258*0.01350.00490.0096
      0.009(0.013)(0.012)(0.011)(0.007)
t−3     −0.00600.00390.0105−0.00360.0063
      (0.010)(0.015)(0.013)(0.011)(0.007)
Other controlsyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyes
R-squared0.0260.0290.0410.0750.0850.0220.0290.0390.0740.083
Observations10,39213,21714,53815,21014,61110,39213,21714,53815,21014,611

Note(s): IVH estimates. Other controls include (lagged from t−1 to t−3, and in natural logarithm): Value Added, Firm's age, Tot. Intangible assets, Total liabilities, Unit labour cost, Employees, TFP. Extended tables are reported in the  Appendix. Sectoral fixed effects (NACE 2-digit) and year are always included. Lewbel IV includes an exogenous instrumental variable (see Section 4.2). Significance levels: *p < 0.1; **p < 0.05; ***p < 0.01

Source(s): Authors’ own work

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