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At the bottom of the Table 1 present the implied values of the production function parameters.

First, in Table 5 the estimates of the production function parameters α and γ are generally smaller.

Thus, the 'partial' effects of school quality on academicoutcomes corresponding to production function parameters may differ from empiricalestimates of the 'total' effects (which include effects via effortresponse).

In all specifications in Table 3, the estimates for the production function parameters α and γ have the expected signs, and fall in the interval (0,1).

To summarize, Todd and Wolpin (2003) make a useful distinction between production function parameters (Eq. 3) and policy effects (Eq. 6).

where ϕ 0 jt ( k ) and ϕ 1 jt ( k ) again denote the campus-specific graduation production function parameters in (3), now adjusted not only for student background characteristics (X it ) but also for Dale-Krueger controls, D K i ( k ).

We now turn to how to isolate the behavioral response to Prop 209, i.e., Δ BR in (8), using the pre-Prop 209 and post-Prop 209 production function parameter estimates found in Table 5 and Additional file 1: Tables S3, S5 and S6, respectively31.

The instruments used thus consist of lagged values of revenue, value added, wage bill, the average wage, their squares, and their interactions.18 It is important to include exiting plants in the estimation as not doing so can induce bias in both the production function and adjustment cost parameter estimates.

Also note that the effect on the weed seed production function of increasing the antagonism parameter awc by a certain proportion is the same as increasing the crop competitiveness parameter kc, which is why this parameter is not illustrated separately in Fig.  2.

We employ a Translog functional form to estimate the parameters of the production function.

In our analysis, the TFP component of the production function involves two terms, the parameter (theta ) that summarizes the general technical progress of the economy, common to all production units, and the functions (g q)) and (h q)) that capture the contribution of skills to the quality of the entrepreneur's decisions.