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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Urban Econ. 2012 Mar;71(2):219–229. doi: 10.1016/j.jue.2011.11.002

Appendix Table 3.

Estimates of the Association between the (log) Number of Nurses and the (log) Number of Foreign-trained Nurses States with Foreign Population Greater than 5%

4-Year Lag Model 4- and 8-Year Lag 4-Year Lag by Year 4-Year Lag by Year by Region
Demand Variables Demand Variables Demand Variables Demand Variables

Log Foreign-trained Nurses 0.047*** (0.013) −0.042 (0.032)
4-year Lag Log Foreign-trained Nurses 0.031*** (0.012) 0.031** (0.013)
8-year Lag log Foreign-trained Nurses −0.000 (0.014)
4-year Lag Log Foreign-trained *1992 graphic file with name nihms339850t1.jpg −0.002 (0.009) Estimates For 19
4-year Lag Log Foreign-trained *1996 −0.002 (0.010) Interactions Not Shown
4-year Lag Log Foreign-trained * 2000 −0.019** (0.008)
4-year Lag Log Foreign-trained * 2004 −0.018** (0.009)
Log Working Age Population 0.958*** (0.123) 0.959*** (0.124) 0.805*** (0.123) 0.885*** (0.112)
Inpatient Admissions (per capita) 0.187 (0.172) 0.186 (0.176) 0.261 (0.179) 0.261 (0.179)
Inpatient Admissions, Squared −0.053 (0.034) −0.053 (0.035) −0.058* (0.034) −0.058* (0.034)
Outpatient Visits (per capita) 0.221** (0.086) 0.221** (0.088) 0.193** (0.082) 0.193** (0.082)
Outpatient Visits, Squared −0.034** (0.016) −0.034** (0.017) −0.031** (0.016) −0.031** (0.016)

F-statistic of Test of Joint Significance of Exc. Instruments (p-value) 6.7*** (0.010) 3.4** (0.04) 3.1*** (0.01) 10.0*** (0.00)

F-statistic of Test of Joint Significance of Inpatient and Outpatient Vars. (p-value) 2.7** (0.03) 2.6** (0.04) 2.3** (0.06) 1.0 (0.41)

F-statistic of Test of Joint Significance of All Demand Variables (p-value) 4.7*** (0.00) 4.7*** (0.000) 6.6*** (0.000) 2.9*** (0.000)

Notes: Figures in each column are based on a single regression with the (log) number of nurses as the dependent variable. Each regression includes controls for: state unemployment rate, per-capita income, proportion elderly, proportion black, and population growth (4-year change), and state and year effects. Regressions are weighted by state population. Sample size is 135.

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0.01<p=<0.05,

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p=<0.01