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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 6.
Published in final edited form as: Am Econ Rev. 2010 Sep;100(4):1847–1859. doi: 10.1257/aer.100.4.1847

Table 3.

Impact of Wages on Domestic Violence - Controls for Labor Supply

Ln(female assaults)
Female/male wage −0.871
[0.381]
Black −21.76
[21.378]
White −44.852
[27.240]
Hispanic −36.008
[18.274]
Unemployment rate 0.878
[2.600]
Ln(per capita income) 0.296
[0.478]
Ln(non-intimate homicides) 0.017
[0.028]
Incarceration flows per 10,000 males 0
[0.001]
Ln(immigration) −0.015
[0.076]
Ln (female students) 0.099
[0.208]
Ln (male students) −0.146
[0.275]
Ln(female population) 0.252
[0.180]
Ln(primary care clinics) 0
[0.119]
Lagged dependent variable 0.016
[0.037]
Ln(male assaults) 0.355
[0.066]
Ln(female non-assault injuries) 0.453
[0.112]
Observations 930
R-squared 0.96
Robust standard errors clutlered on county in brackets

Note: county, year and race fixed effects as well as county and race specific linear time trends also included.