3. (2 points) Based on the results we discussed in Case Study 1, what is Sarsons et al.'s evaluation of the the net effect of being a woman who writes 3 co-authored papers, relative to being a man, holding fixed the total number of papers (and all other factors), and based on model (2) of Figure 9? Round to the nearest whole number. A. 0% B. +16% C. 8% D. 30% E. 6% dent variable, "Tenure," is binary and indicates whether an individual received tenure 6 8 years after being hired at the initial tenure institution. "Total papers" gives the number of papers an individual published by the time he or she went up for tenure. "Solo authored" and "Coauthored" give the number of solo- or coauthored papers he or she had published at the time of tenure. "AER-equivalent ranking," "AER-equivalent solo," and "AER-equivalent coauthored" are journal quality measures described in sec. II. "Total coauthors" gives the number of coauthors an individual had on the papers he or she had published by the time of tenure. "Tenure length" gives the number of years it took the individual to go up for tenure. Citations are from Google Scholar and were measured in 2015. The equations are estimated using a linear probability model. Bootstrapped standard errors are clustered by tenure institution and reported in parentheses. p<.10.p points based on the results we discussed in case study what is sarsons et al. evaluation of net effect being a woman who writes co-authored papers relative to man holding fixed total number all other factors and model figure round nearest whole number. a. b. c. d. e. dent variable binary indicates whether an individual received tenure years after hired at initial institution. gives published by time he or she went up for tenure. authored give solo- coauthored had ranking solo are journal quality measures described sec. ii. coauthors length it took go citations from google scholar were measured equations estimated using linear probability model. bootstrapped standard errors clustered institution reported parentheses. p>