Figure 3
The horizontal axis is labeled “Dependence Power” and ranges from 0 to 13 in increments of 1 unit. The vertical axis is labeled “Driving Power” and ranges from 0 to 13 in single-unit increments as well. A vertical line at dependence power of 6.5 and a horizontal line at driving power of 7 divide the plot into four quadrants. According to the legend at the bottom, the quadrants are classified as follows: Roman numeral 1 - Autonomous Variables. Roman numeral 2 - Dependent Variables. Roman numeral 3 - Linkage Variables. Roman numeral 4 - Independent Variables. The graph shows 13 variables, numbered 1 to 13, plotted across the quadrants as follows: Quadrant Roman numeral 2: Dependent Variables includes: 7 at (8, 6), 1, 9 at (10, 5), and 6, 10, 11 at (13, 3). Quadrant Roman numeral 3: Linkage Variables includes: 3, 12, 13 at (7, 9). Quadrant Roman numeral 4: Independent Variables includes 2 at (1, 13), 4, 5 at (4, 11), and 8 at (2, 12). Note: All coordinate data points are approximated. The text at the bottom reads “Sources: Authors’ compilation.”MICMAC analysis – factors plotting. Source(s): Authors’ compilation