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From: The intangible costs of overweight and obesity in Germany

Fig. 2

Trends in the components of the intangible costs of BMI: SOEP 2002–2018. a median annual net income per year in 2018 euros; b and c the coefficients of BMI and income, respectively, based on Eq. 9; d the trend in the index, which denotes the negative division of the coefficient of BMI and income. Confidence intervals are calculated using Fieller’s theorem

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