Barely Significant
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Ageing, productivity and wages in Austria.

Labour Econ · 2013 · PMC3626229 · PMID 23734070

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weakly significantno p-value reported
The young age coefficient becomes slightly more negative and gets weakly significant in the productivity regression for all firms, while the coefficient associated with the share of old aged employees remains almost equal.

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