Above are the regression results from a regression of the natural log of CEO salaries on return on equity (expressed as a percentage, not a decimal), the natural log of firm sales, and a binary variable for whether the firm is in the finance industry or not. What is the correct interpretation of the coefficient on the variable "finance? CEOsin the finance industry earn about 0.183 percent more than CEOs of firms not in the finance industry, controlling for return on equity and logged sales. CEOs in the finance industry earn about $183,000 more than CEOs of firms not in the finance industry, controlling for return on equity and loeged sales. CEOs in the finance industry earn about $183 more than CEOs of firms not in the finance industry, controlling for return on equity and logged sales. CEOs in the finance industry earn about 18.3 percent more than CEOs of firms not in the finance industry, controlling for return on equity and logged sales