Figure 2
Coefficients and 95% confidence intervals for models containing only measures of compensation and productivity. Note(s): Lines denote 95% confidence intervals from bootstrapped standard errors. Source: Authors' calculations based on EC 2018 Refer to the image caption for details.The horizontal axis ranges from 0.20 to 0.28 in increments of 0.02 units. The vertical axis lists three grouped sections labeled “Ln(Y/L) (std.)”, “T F P: Cobb-D. (std.)”, and “T F P: Translog (std.)”. Within each section, three rows are labeled “Wages”, “Wages plus Benefits”, and “Adj. Wages”. Each row contains a circular point estimate with a horizontal line representing a confidence interval. For “Ln(Y/L) (std.)”: Wages: coefficient 0.231. Wages plus Benefits: coefficient 0.236. Adj. Wages: coefficient 0.276. For “T F P: Cobb-D. (std.)”: Wages: coefficient 0.211. Wages plus Benefits: coefficient 0.215. Adj. Wages: coefficient 0.241. For “T F P: Translog (std.)”: Wages: coefficient 0.211. Wages plus Benefits: coefficient 0.215. Adj. Wages: coefficient 0.241. 

Coefficients and 95% confidence intervals for models containing only measures of compensation and productivity. Note(s): Lines denote 95% confidence intervals from bootstrapped standard errors. Source: Authors' calculations based on EC 2018

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