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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Econ J (London). 2010 Nov 1;120(549):F363–F380. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-0297.2010.02394.x

Table 4.

Relationship of Household Wealth Holdings to Cognition of Both Financial and Non-Financial Respondents 2006 sample of married couples Robust Regression (wealth in thousands of dollars)

Total Wealth Total Financial Wealth Percent in Stocka
Coef. t Coef. t Coef. t
Female 0.763 0.15 0.141 0.05 0.002 0.00
Hispanic 28.408 2.88 −13.496 2.67 0.227 0.29
Non-white −55.034 6.69 −31.643 7.53 −1.767 2.76
Fin resp. Age 9.293 2.43 4.210 2.16 −0.472 1.60
Fin resp. Age squared −0.038 1.39 −0.018 1.25 0.006 2.60
Fin resp. Education 6.804 6.30 1.580 2.86 0.788 9.49
Financial respondent −1.044 0.19 −0.825 0.31 −0.035 0.09
Total average income 3.350 93.68 1.358 74.29 0.012 4.06
Average Income squared −0.000 45.99 −0.000 42.37 −2.34E-06 4.58
% Income due to male 12.18 1.34 5.974 1.18 3.839 5.07
Non-Fin resp. age 10.266 3.76 4.656 3.34 −0.206 0.96
Non-Fin resp. age squared −0.063 2.95 −0.027 2.51 0.002 1.19
Non-Fin resp. education 5.779 5.35 2.958 5.36 0.450 5.40
Financial Respondent
TICS Mental Status 0.395 0.21 −0.995 1.03 −0.410 2.76
Word Recall 4.741 2.62 4.237 4.58 −0.052 0.38
Numeracy 21.680 6.33 11.147 6.37 1.467 5.66
Non-Financial Respondent
TICS Mental Status 5.524 3.43 0.973 1.18 0.142 1.13
Word Recall 8.444 4.69 2.945 3.20 0.132 0.97
Numeracy 3.952 1.12 3.103 1.73 1.112 4.19
Total wealth 0.002 12.07
Cons −1065.55 7.61 −472.62 6.60 −0.913 0.08
N 11,688 11,688 10,876
a

Percent in stocks estimated with OLS.