Figure 9.
Four line plots display negative relationships between E D E N and the derivative of M E N P with respect to L R E G, all declining steadily with increasing E D E N.Each panel plots E D E N along the horizontal axis and the derivative of M E N P with respect to L R E G on the vertical axis. In all four plots, the lines descend consistently, indicating that as E D E N rises, the marginal effect of L R E G on M E N P declines. Shaded regions depict confidence intervals that widen with increasing E D E N, showing higher variability in upper ranges. The overall pattern reflects a clear and uniform negative relationship between E D E N and the partial derivative of M E N P with respect to L R E G.

Changes in the marginal effect of labor market regulation intensity on manufacturing entrepreneurship caused by variations in enterprise density and their 95% confidence intervals

Source: Author’s own creation

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