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Table 4.8: Results for Covariate 1 - Growth for Acquisitions

	τ = —0.5	τ = 0	τ = 0.2	τ = 0.5	τ = 0.8
Parameters	0.061	0.335	0.224	0.172	0.173
SE of Est	0.207	0.228	0.190	0.216	0.198
Upper Bound	0.467	0.783	0.596	0.595	0.562
Lower Bound	-0.345	-0.112	-0.149	-0.251	-0.216

Table 4.9: Results for Covariate 2 - Profit for Acquisitions

	τ = -0.5	τ = 0	τ = 0.2	τ = 0.5	τ = 0.8
Parameters	-0.154	0.255	0.157	0.148	0.215
SE of Est	0.186	0.236	0.171	0.200	0.224
Upper Bound	0.211	0.718	0.493	0.541	0.654
Lower Bound	-0.518	-0.208	-0.178	-0.244	-0.224

For the first scenario, the standard errors of estimates tend to be larger when
τ = —0.5 than the ones when τ takes other values. For the second scenario, the
standard errors of estimates do not vary much as the values of τ change.

Note that the parameter estimates are not necessarily monotonically increasing
or decreasing as the values of τ change.

Since it is the real data set, we loose the significant threshold of р-values to 0.15.

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