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. 2023 Jan 10;81:102330. doi: 10.1016/j.labeco.2023.102330

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Fig. 2 — Unemployment, Mobility, and IT in the US: Event-Study design. The Figure shows estimates of Eq. 3. Panel (a) Coefficients on $Δ$ Mobility reports estimates of $β_{τ}$ and 95% confidence intervals; Panel (b) Coef...cients on $Δ$ Mobility $\times$ IT reports estimates of $β_{3, τ}$ and 95% confidence intervals; Panel (c) Impact of a Mobility Drop for High vs Low IT States reports $- σ (Δ M o b i l i t y_{s}) \cdot (β_{τ} + / - β_{3, τ} σ (I T_{s}))$ where $σ (Δ M o b i l i t y_{s})$ and $σ (I T_{s})$ are the standard deviation of the mobility change and of the State-level IT adoption.