Table 2.

Peak effects on distributional and sectoral variables. Asterisks * and ** mean 68 and 90 percent significance, respectively.

Part A: Distribution
Variable	Peak effect	Period (in weeks)
Employment, Aggregate	−0.34**	6
Employment, High income	−0.23**	5
Employment, Mid income	−0.34**	6
Employment, Low income	−0.40**	6
Expenditure, Aggregate	−0.47**	5
Expenditure, High income	−0.58**	5
Expenditure, Mid income	−0.45**	5
Expenditure, Low income	−0.39**	6
Small business revenue, Aggregate	−0.63**	5
Small business revenue, High income	−0.64**	5
Small business revenue, Mid income	−0.63**	5
Small business revenue, Low income	−0.64**	4
Small business openings, Aggregate	−0.49**	6
Small business openings, High income	−0.53**	6
Small business openings, Mid income	−0.49**	6
Small business openings, Low income	−0.44**	6
Part B: Sectors
Variable	Peak effect	Period (in weeks)
Employment, Trade, Transportation and Utilities	−0.25**	6
Employment, Professional and Business services	−0.20**	6
Employment, Education and Health services	−0.31**	6
Employment, Leisure and Hospitality	−0.79**	6
Revenues, Trade, Transportation and Utilities	−0.48**	6
Revenues, Professional and Business services	−0.36**	5
Revenues, Education and Health services	−0.94**	6
Revenues, Leisure and Hospitality	−0.72**	5
Business openings, Trade, Transportation and Utilities	−0.43*	5
Business openings, Professional and Business services	−0.18*	2
Business openings, Education and Health services	−0.50**	5
Business openings, Leisure and Hospitality	−0.39*	5
Part C: Expenditure categories
Variable	Peak effect	Period (in weeks)
Accommodation and Food service	−1.07**	5
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation	−0.87**	5
General Merchandise stores	−0.89**	5
Grocery and Food store	0.68*	1
Health care and Social assistance	−0.91**	5
Transportation and Warehousing	−0.77*	5