Table:
years since immigration

1991 cohort
2006 cohort

1
5
20
1
5

log point

men

four years of canadian study, no canadian work experience
-0.148
-0.132
-0.070
-0.220
-0.223

four years of canadian study, three years of canadian work experience with low prior earnings
0.031
0.047
0.108
0.035
0.032

four years of canadian study, three years of canadian work experience with medium prior earnings
0.208
0.225
0.286
0.354
0.351

four years of canadian study, three years of canadian work experience with high prior earnings
0.610
0.626
0.688
0.787
0.784

four years of canadian study, one year of canadian work experience with high prior earnings
0.564
0.581
0.642
0.764
0.761

women

four years of canadian study, no canadian work experience
0.003
0.004
-0.012
0.040
-0.073

four years of canadian study, three years of canadian work experience with low prior earnings
0.089
0.090
0.075
0.284
0.170

four years of canadian study, three years of canadian work experience with medium prior earnings
0.317
0.318
0.302
0.588
0.475

four years of canadian study, three years of canadian work experience with high prior earnings
0.744
0.746
0.730
1.032
0.919

four years of canadian study, one year of canadian work experience with high prior earnings
0.754
0.755
0.739
1.033
0.920

Statement: for the 2006 cohort, ce immigrant women who had low earnings in canada before immigration earned significantly more than fe immigrants by 0.284 log point.
Question: for the 2006 cohort, what is the estimated earning difference between ce immigrant women who had low earnings in canada before immigration earned significantly and fe immigrants?
Answer: [0.284]