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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Apr 9.
Published in final edited form as: Int Soc Secur Rev. 2013 Apr 9;66(2):101–125. doi: 10.1111/issr.12014

Table 5.

Labour force participation for males and females with no United States migration spells (per cent)

Full-time work Part-time work Not working
No. Migration Males Females Males Females Males Females
50–54 (N=3,062) 78.14 22.36 9.24 10.40 10.89 66.44
55–59 (N=2,690) 68.46 18.46 12.36 9.43 17.48 71.46
60–65 (N=2,110) 54.52 12.26 13.23 8.89 30.97 78.13
65–69 (N=1,661) 43.86 7.13 13.01 6.39 43.14 85.22
70+ (N=2,815) 23.98 4.34 12.74 3.90 61.78 90.83

Notes: Categories do not add up to 100 per cent because they include missing observations. Not working includes individuals that have never worked. Those that have never worked represent an important proportion for individuals with no migration spells: 15.4 per cent for the groups aged 50–54, 17.5 per cent for aged 55–59, 20.0 per cent for aged 60–65, 20.4 per cent for aged 65–69, and 22.9 per cent for aged 70 or older.

Source: Authors’ calculation using the 2001 Mexican Health and Aging Study (MHAS).