Table:
sales per employee

high-growth enterprises
moderate-growth enterprises
low-growth enterprises
young enterprises in a well-established market
experienced enterprises in a well-established market
young enterprises in an emerging market
experienced enterprises in an emerging market
full sample

ordinary least square regressions

mp_index
0.136 (0.210
1.115 (0.521
0.353 (0.309
0.288 (0.362
0.171 (0.322
-0.200 (0.427
1.091 (0.340
0.428 (0.315

strat_lt_index
-0.819 (0.300
-0.057 (0.560
0.591 (0.356
1.890 (0.550
-0.244 (0.439
0.187 (0.471
0.480 (0.361
0.511 (0.376

r2
0.599
0.318
0.183
0.654
0.144
0.757
0.321
0.119

number of enterprises
295
875
1,627
255
1,554
148
840
2,797

Statement: an increase in the long-term strategic directions index results in a 0.8 percent decrease in sales per employee in high-growth enterprises.
Question: how many percent decrease in sales per employee in high-growth enterprises can a one-point increase in the long-term strategic directions index causes?
Answer: -0.819 (0.300