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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 23.
Published in final edited form as: J Polit Econ. 2014 Jun;122(3):467–506. doi: 10.1086/675805

TABLE 6.

Ordinary Least Squares Estimates, Age-Earnings Profile for Natives and Foreign-Born, 1900–1920, Taking Geography into Account

Pooled Cross
Section and Panel
Pooled Cross
Section and Panel
Right-Hand-Side
Variable
Cross
Section
(1)
Cross
Section
(2)
Panel
(3)
Cross
Section
(4)
Cross
Section
(5)
Panel
(6)
A. Add State Fixed Effects
B. Urban Residents Only
0–5 years in US −2,679.42
(154.57)
−1,696.95
(198.43)
−955.81
(242.28)
−4,209.72
(179.89)
−3,355.25
(232.60)
−1,983.01
(304.03)
6–10 years in US −2,125.78
(158.64)
−1,323.73
(182.91)
−817.13
(216.28)
−3,450.40
(180.64)
−2,749.18
(210.87)
−1,567.89
(266.92)
11–20 years in US −1,662.49
(141.99)
−1,123.49
(143.23)
−802.01
(155.94)
−2,752.16
(161.14)
−2,240.59
(165.61)
−1,708.59
(187.95)
21–30 years in US −1,473.55
(153.48)
−1,045.93
(149.28)
−1,024.76
(155.92)
−2,329.79
(173.94)
−1,913.40
(170.52)
−2,188.47
(191.53)
30+ years in US −1,059.34
(195.52)
−955.81
(187.71)
−804.77
(189.56)
−1,867.16
(224.75)
−1,748.92
(216.93)
−2,069.28
(236.96)
Arrive 1891+ −907.09
(110.94)
−309.26
(161.97)
−770.35
(126.49)
−365.21
(199.18)
Native-born −156.52
(172.08)
−258.68
(238.42)
Observations 194,383 247,378 110,934 137,726

Note.—Regressions follow the format of table 4. Panel A adds a vector of state fixed effects and panel B limits the sample to men living in urban areas in 1900. We define urban areas as counties in which at least 40 percent of the county’s residents lived in a town with a population of 2,500 or more.