Table:
both sexes
men
women

percent

actual

1996
23.8
32.2
16.6

2007
33.3
40.1
27.3

2016
37.7
43.5
32.4

2016 counterfactual

with 1996 age structure only
35.9
42.6
30.1

with 1996 education only
30.6
37.7
24.3

with 1996 family structure only
33.7
39.2
28.5

with 1996 age, family and education structure
31.6
39.1
25.4

Statement: compositional effects thus explained 39% of the overall increase in the participation rate of men from 1996 to 2016.
Question: what percentage of the overall increase in the participation rate of men from 1996 to 2016 was caused by compositional effects?
Answer: [0.389381]