Figure 13 Labourmarketcharacteristics by maritalstatus Participation rate Employment rate Unemployment rate Total Single Married Widow Divorced Unmarried couple Source: Labour Force Survey, 2006. ... Females participation rate varies with the maritalstatus (see Figure 13). Highest participation rates have married and divorced females, which might suggest ... data from the LFS on the number and age of children in a family, the status
1992 SCF Married women Single Women Single Women Single Women Men Men Men 1982 NEBS 1992 HRS Married Married women women ... People expecting or receiving a pension benefit years of experience at survey female-male ratio years of work experience at retirement female-male ratio final income (1992 dollars) female-male ratio average benefit given coverage (1992 dollars) ... ... 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992
Wave 1 individual and household 32 characteristics that measure stage in the life cycle, gender, location, household type, maritalstatus and labourmarket history ... Income unit type (%) *** *** *** *** Maritalstatus (%) *** *** Indigenous ... APPENDICES Appendix 1: Does attrition matter? Table 20: Mean characteristics of persons lost to the panel due to attrition, 2001 Unemployed NILF *** *** Source: Authors’ calculations using confidentialised unit record files of the HILDA Survey
Table 1: Deterministic Labor Income Coe cient of characteristic variables Constant MaritalStatus Family Size Coe cient of age dummies Constant Age Age2 =10 Age3 =100 Pro le No high school High school College ... [35] Mills, T.C., (1995), "Modeling Skewness and Kurtosis in the London Stock Exchange FT-SE Index Return Distributions, " The Statistician 44 (3), 323-332. [36] Mulligan, Casey (2002). \Capital, Interest, and Aggregate Intertemporal Substitution
Figure 4c: Homemakers entering the LaborMarket by MaritalStatus (%) 100 2007-Ushock HHs 2007-Non-Shock HHs 2009-Ushock HHs 2009-Non-Shock HHs Never Married Married Divorced Widowed ... scale family farming characteristic of rural women. By contrast, in unemployment
Table 2: Estimated effects of personal and job characteristics (excluding industry) on training participation, employed workers Personal and labourmarketcharacteristics Standard error Variable Age Age Female dummy PR dummy Maritalstatus dummies
Identification strategy Under double randomization (of treated labormarkets and of treated individuals within labormarkets), the selection term in equation 5 is zero ... in labormarket M = 1 to observed outcomes for workers in labormarket M = 0. In our ... to the following experimental framework. There are two labormarkets, M = 0, 1. Labormarket M = 1 is randomly selected to receive some exogenous treatment. Labormarket M = 0 does not receive treatment and acts as a control. In labormarket M = 1, a random subset
heterogeneity in the following sections. Maritalstatus and children variables may also affect the relationship between labourmarket outcomes and mobility. One might think ... of the more common maritalstatus/children dummy variables—single, no children (SGLNC
The next demographic characteristic examined is maritalstatus. Tables ... the effect of labourmarketcharacteristics on education and training participation ... behind the effect of maritalstatus lies definitely the effect of age. It