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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 5.

Relationship of Change in Household Wealth Holdings (2006–2000) to Cognition 2006 Couple Sample—Robust Regression (wealth in thousands of dollars)

Total Wealth Total Financial Wealth Percent in Stocka
Coef. t Coef. t Coef. t
Female 0.282 0.17 0.348 0.14 −0.025 0.05
Hispanic 40.414 4.64 0.031 0.01 1.671 1.40
Non-white −5.761 0.82 −12.145 3.10 0.277 0.29
Fin resp. Age 7,740 1.93 5.140 2.23 1.449 2.69
Fin resp. Age squared −0.539 1.78 −0.036 2.08 −0.112 2.78
Fin resp. Education 2.521 2.82 0.175 0.34 −0.006 0.05
Financial respondent −0.2012 0.05 0.356 0.14 −0.059 0.10
Total Average income 1.713 33.30 0.5290 17.97 −0.159 2.25
Average Income squared −0.001 33.02 0.014 56.41 8.78e-06 2.87
% Income due to male 14.099 1.62 5.987 1.20 2.296 2.02
Non-Fin resp. age 2.395 1.02 3.200 2.37 −0.756 2.39
Non-Fin resp. age squared −0.010 0.53 −0.022 1.96 0.006 2.1626
Non-Fin resp. education −0.288 0.33 0.605 1.20 −0.039 0.33
Financial Respondent
TICS Mental Status −4.805 2.83 −3.348 3.34 0.015 0.07
Word Recall 4.642 3.13 3.817 4.50 0.010 0.05
Numeracy 11.443 4.00 3.238 2.00 0.793 2.16
Non-Financial Respondent
TICS Mental Status 1.514 1.09 −0.419 0.53 0.027 0.14
Word Recall 2.280 1.54 1.076 1.27 −0.188 0.98
Numeracy −2.658 0.92 −0.637 0.39 −0.119 0.32
Total wealth −0.285 124.93 −0.416 261.57 −0.000 2.10
Cons −441.626 3.20 −292.819 3.70 26.359 1.43
N 9,000 9,000 8,162
a

Percent in stocks estimated with OLS.