Figure 3
The three graphs are arranged vertically, representing different levels of Resource availability on the right side, labeled from top to bottom as “Low”, “Medium”, and “High”. For all three graphs, the horizontal axis is labeled “Social capital: Structural dimension”, and ranges from negative 1.00 to 1.50 in increments of 0.5 units. The vertical axis is labeled “Knowledge and information transfer”, and ranges from negative 0.75 to 0.50 in increments of 0.25 units. Each graph contains three lines corresponding to the sector categories “N G O”, “Private”, and “Public”, as indicated in the legend on the right. In the graph at the top labeled “Low levels of Resource availability”, the first line, representing “N G O” and drawn as a solid line, begins at (negative 0.98, 0.28), passes through the point (negative 0.16, 0.32), and ends at (1.17, 0.39). The line has the label “0.04 (0.14)” placed above it. The second line, representing the “Private” sector and drawn as a dash-dotted line, begins at (negative 0.98, 0.08) and ends at (1.17, 0.05), with the label “negative 0.01 (0.14)” above the line. The third line, representing the “Public” sector and drawn as a dashed line, begins at (negative 0.98, negative 0.09) and ends at (1.17, 0.32). The public and private sector lines pass near the intersection point (negative 0.16, 0.08), and the line is labeled “0.19 (0.11)”. In the middle graph labeled “Medium levels of Resource availability”, the first line, representing “N G O”, begins at (negative 0.98, 0.00), passes through the midpoint (negative 0.16, 0.13), and ends at (1.17, 0.41). It is labeled “0.20 (0.13)”. The second line, representing the “Private” sector, begins at (negative 0.99, negative 0.23) and ends at (1.17, 0.08), labeled “0.14 (0.12)”. The third line, representing the “Public” sector, begins at (negative 0.98, negative 0.38) and ends at (1.17, 0.34), labeled “0.34 triple asterisk (0.08)”. The public and private sector lines intersect at the point (negative 0.16, negative 0.09). In the bottom panel labeled “High levels of Resource availability”, the first line, representing “N G O”, begins at (negative 0.99, negative 0.44), passes through the midpoint (negative 0.16, negative 0.10), and ends at (1.17, 0.46), labeled “0.41 double asterisk (0.15)”. The second line, representing the “Private” sector, begins at (negative 0.98, negative 0.65) and ends at (1.17, 0.10), labeled “0.35 double asterisk (0.13)”. The third line, representing the “Public” sector, begins at (negative 0.99, negative 0.80) and ends at (1.17, 0.39), labeled “0.55 triple asterisk (0.09)”. The public and private lines intersect at the point (negative 0.16, negative 0.35). At the bottom of the figure, a note reads as follows: “Note(s): Unstandardized coefficients (b) provided; standard errors in parenthesis; triple asterisk p less than 0.001; resource availability: low at sixteenth, medium at fiftieth, and high at eighty-fourth percentile of conditioning values.” Followed by “Source(s): Authors’ work.” Note: All numerical data values are approximated.Conditional effects of social capital at the low, medium and low values of resources (structural dimension)