Table 6.

Slope and threshold by sectors and countries

Slope coefficient (γ)			Threshold coefficient (ψ)
	Mean	Median	Q.C.V.	Mean	Median	Q.C.V.
Panel A: Business Sectors
Aggregate	4.794 [7]	3.910 [5]	2.871 [7]	5.413 [3]	5.550 [5]	1.157 [7]
Oil & Gas	3.581 [10]	3.280 [8]	1.598 [10]	4.737 [1]	4.730 [1]	0.021 [1]
Materials	3.033 [11]	2.950 [10]	1.993 [8]	5.757 [9]	5.980 [10]	1.199 [9]
Industrials	9.303 [4]	3.370 [7]	5.078 [6]	5.477 [4]	5.370 [2]	1.311 [11]
Consumer Goods	4.626 [8]	3.490 [6]	1.572 [11]	6.023 [10]	5.970 [9]	0.258 [2]
Health Care	147.7 [1]	35.78 [1]	9.382 [1]	5.644 [6]	5.670 [6]	0.469 [4]
Consumer Services	126.9 [3]	4.350 [3]	9.236 [2]	5.711 [8]	5.380 [3]	1.132 [6]
Telecommunications	5.063 [6]	3.060 [9]	6.184 [4]	5.710 [7]	5.910 [8]	1.276 [10
Utilities	141.4 [2]	5.850 [2]	6.699 [3]	5.580 [5]	5.680 [7]	0.444 [3]
Financials	5.927 [5]	4.240 [4]	1.667 [9]	5.399 [2]	5.540 [4]	1.103 [5]
Technology	4.361 [9]	1.880 [11]	5.574 [5]	6.221 [11]	6.160 [11]	1.187 [8]
Panel B: Countries
Indonesia	13.73 [4]	4.080 [2]	3.402 [6]	5.446 [2]	5.370 [1]	1.252 [6]
Singapore	8.600 [6]	3.800 [4]	5.758 [3]	5.464 [4]	5.650 [4]	1.103 [3]
Vietnam	5.644 [7]	3.490 [6]	5.077 [4]	5.666 [6]	5.680 [5]	1.300 [7]
Malaysia	88.08 [2]	2.870 [7]	3.507 [5]	5.456 [3]	5.860 [6]	1.167 [4]
Thailand	30.39 [3]	3.610 [5]	3.053 [7]	6.166 [7]	6.170 [7]	0.381 [1]
Philippine	132.1 [1]	3.910 [3]	6.324 [2]	5.653 [5]	5.530 [2]	1.224 [5]
Myanmar	12.10 [5]	4.210 [1]	7.090 [1]	5.395 [1]	5.540 [3]	0.743 [2]

For each sector and region, the table shows the mean, median, and quartile coefficients of dispersion of the slope and threshold estimates from Eq. (11). The number in square brackets represents the transition's relative rank, ranging from 1 to 11, reflecting the speed (slope) and timeliness (threshold) of the transition. In the Q.C.V. scales, a rank of 1 (10) indicates homogeneous (heterogeneous) strength and timeliness