Table 5. The breakdown of the I-district effect. Interaction fixed effects by typology and specialization of the LPS compared
with the non disaggregated fixed effects (1)
|
Manufact. |
Other |
Large |
Other |
Fixed Effects | |||
|
Industrial |
LPS of |
Manufact. |
metropolitan |
service |
Primary |
by | |
|
districts |
large firms |
_______LPS |
____________areas |
LPS |
Construction |
activities |
industry |
|
Food and beverages |
0.2792 * (0.053) |
0.0065 (0.975) |
0.2154 (0.401) |
0.2691** (0.012) |
|
Transport equipment |
-0.3310 |
-0.0673 |
-0.0776 | |
|
(0.215) |
(0.780) |
(0.647) | ||
|
Machinery, electrical | ||||
|
and optical | ||||
|
equipment |
0.5761 *** |
0.7281 *** |
0.5433 |
0.7341*** |
|
(0.006) |
(0.001) |
(0.455) |
(0.000) | |
|
Metal products |
-0.0966 |
-0.2092 |
0.8753 ** |
-0.1314 |
|
(0.894) |
(0.463) |
(0.040) |
(0.606) | |
|
Chemistry | ||||
|
and plastics |
0.4612 * |
-0.5451 ** |
-0.0980 |
0.0493 |
|
(0.069) |
(0.041) |
(0.894) |
(0.776) | |
|
Paper, publishing | ||||
|
and printing |
0.7934 |
-0.2849 |
-0.0599 |
0.0737 |
|
(0.275) |
(0.581) |
(0.887) |
(0.799) | |
|
Leather and footwear |
0.7185 *** |
-1.3059 * |
-0.7059 |
0.6503*** |
|
(0.000) |
(0.073) |
(0.332) |
(0.000) | |
|
Housing goods |
0.4331 *** |
0.4189 |
0.3232 |
0.4794*** |
|
(0.001) |
(0.418) |
(0.142) |
(0.000) | |
|
Textile and textile | ||||
|
products |
0.4036 *** |
0.1593 |
0.3859 |
0.4602*** |
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