Sentence examples for log point from inspiring English sources

CE immigrant men had higher initial earnings (0.210 log point in model 1) and a higher growth rate (about 0.012 log point per year) than FE immigrants.

Having high earnings before the base year was associated with a very large earnings advantage (0.800 log point); while having medium earnings before the base year was associated with a moderate earnings advantage (0.241 log point).

It shows that the earnings gap reduced to about −0.22 log point by 20th year after the base year.

One year of Canadian work experience before the base year was associated with higher earnings of 0.030 log point in the years after the base year.

When variables representing work history before the base year were added for model 3, the initial earnings gap of CE immigrants was further reduced to −0.245 log point.

When the sociodemographic control variables were added for model 2, the initial earnings gap of CE immigrants decreased from −0.760 to −0.549 log point.

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We then exponentiate the coefficient on union status and subtract one to convert from log points to a percent estimate.

For example, the standard deviation of log prices for narrowly defined goods is 23.6 log points in the U.S. and 21.3 log points in the U.K., which is similar to, if not larger than, price dispersion in brick-and-mortar stores.

The vertical axis represents log points.

Taking this approach we find a convergence of 35 log points, not 48 log points.